admin May 17, 2022 The city’s former real estate chief recently testified under oath that she directly asked the city’s 101 Ash St. and Civic Center Plaza landlord at least twice if the company was paying the city’s purportedly volunteer real estate adviser. On two occasions, ex-city real estate director Cybele Thompson recalled during an April … Read more
Get on up, San Diego! It’s Wednesday, so let’s get you started with everything you need to know going on around San Diego today. First, today’s weather: Patchy fog, then sun. High: 69, Low: 60. Are you a local business owner or marketer? We can help you effortlessly run effective ads that reach customers in … Read more
More Bike Week news. The Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition is teaming with Day One to host a free evening taco ride tonight. Pasadena’s Day One is hosting a bike-in movie Saturday night, screening Together We Cyclea documentary about the history of bicycling in the Netherlands. Santa Clarita is hosting a Bike to Work Week Challenge … Read more
San Diego hasn’t had a new sheriff in more than a decade, but that will soon change as voters select the replacement for retired Sheriff Bill Gore in this year’s election. Gore retired earlier this year, and, in March, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to temporarily appoint Tony Ray to fill the … Read more
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — New York City entered the “high” COVID-19 alert level Tuesday, and health officials are strongly recommending wearing masks in public indoor settings. Health officials say there is a high community spread, and pressure on the health care system is increasing. “New York City has transitioned to a high COVID alert … Read more
Most of us read online reviews, and many of us rely on them. We consider the opinions of others when buying a product or service. But as our I-Team investigations have uncovered in the past: some reviews are fake and can’t be trusted. And now they’ve found yet another reason why you can’t always trust … Read more
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – “It’s the opportunity we were waiting for,” shares Diana Tapiz. “It’s the opportunity that many San Diegans are waiting for.” For Tapiz, a Chula Vista chef, her business is now the first ever to be recognized as a home kitchen in San Diego County — and she’s certainly not the last. … Read more
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Assigned counsel attorneys are suing the state of New York — after not receiving a raise in nearly two decades — for a rate increase that would put them on par with federal attorneys. The assigned counsel attorneys, like Tottenville resident Harry Chiu, an assigned counsel panel attorney in Richmond County … Read more
Workers from at least two different Chipotles are putting the New York HERO Act to one of its first major tests, requesting the formation of workplace safety committees as the law permits. But they say they’ve faced resistance in their first attempt, and are bracing for more resistance as other locations are expected to make … Read more
It is painfully clear to New Yorkers that we face a housing crisis. We see it in the sky-high rents, the number of homeless people on the street, and the daily struggles working New Yorkers face simply to live in the city they call home. They feel betrayed by the promise of New York — … Read more
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