Lot of us have had these shut for its nothing new but while we have seen it. There are no less frustrated as for sure many residents now are a bit more prepared kron fours dan kerman was in santa rosa, he has that part of the story tonight. This is a typical intersection that youre seeing east of santa rosas downtown lights are out stop signs in place, but just one of the many frustrations for those who are living in the power outage areas. I think this is going to be the new norm. Santa rosa residents have seen it all before pacific gast and electric shutting off power so adverse weather conditions dont down power lines and start a wildfire after living through this 2017 2018 2019. We know exactly what to do. But knowing what to do doesnt mean santa rosa residents are happy about it i blame lot of the staff on kg me i really do. Sorry but i do. Theyve had since 2017 to get their act together this man and his family run santa rosas urban pizza company. He says covid19 has already been
We are going to have a delta breeze in the next couple of days but in the Santa Cruz Mountains over classed calm at 74, a break from 106 on saturday. Mike one of our weather watchers telling us really hot in morgan hill over the weekend. I believe anything over the weekend, i believe anything including San Franciscos all time high of 106. 103 also one of two, yesterday was only 84 and today will only be 74, the average is 70, tropical clouds are working their way up, so very muggy and humid today with most of the shower activity south but maybe santa clara mounted belly down to monterey. 60s and 70s temperatures are warm due to the cloud coverage and the extreme heat yet to cool off these are really warm about ready to start warming up again but the trend is cooling down a little bit the majority of this cloud coverage very close but we will get a little bit out. 70s and 80s and 90s as well. 7 02 and sal tells us on this holiday the traffic is . It is light and that is how we like it.
Unemployed and underemployed residents of the Coopersdale, Oakhurst and Solomon public housing properties will soon be able to attend work-readiness classes through the Johnstown Housing Authority Training and Employment Program
A program to provide training to unemployed and underemployed residents within and nearby Johnstown Housing Authority’s Coopersdale, Oakhurst and Solomon properties has been awarded $250,000 in federal grant money.