Attempted burglary in vallejo now one more victim has come forward with growing concern tonight. She says police have yet to show up to her home to collect evidence and file a report. A vallejo woman came home to this video captured on her surveillence cameras thursday night around 6 15. You know you cant be home 24 7 its frightening its really frightening. Two unknown men repeatedly banged on the front door at janice street then cased all sides of her home for an entry. All the while the cameras kept recording and her son was inside. I do have security cameras installed but i just recently put up signs letting them know that there is 24 hour surveillance. And they need to stay away. She now warns her community about the second attempt back to back this week in the area. I was targeted. They definitely targeted me. They pulled up and came straight to my house. Thursday we brought you a report from a Home Invasion nearby on cimmaron drive. You can see in the video the burglars managed t
Still from the Abby Ginzburg documentary ‘Waging Change.’
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WAGING CHANGE The situation for restaurant workers has become dire because of the pandemic, but there have been unfair working conditions in the industry for a long time.
Waging Change, a documentary by Abby Ginzberg, profiles restaurant workers who are trying to feed themselves and their families off tips. It covers the movement to end the federal tipped wage minimum at $2.13 and shines a light on the effects of the #MeToo movement to end sexual harassment in the industry. The film features Saru Jayaraman, who is the president of One Fair Wage and director of the Food Labor Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley. Watch the film and learn how to get involved to support restaurant workers. Broadcast on KQED 9 on