Stay cool are closed because of the pandemic. Yeah, scary situation. We need to make sure we check on those without air conditioning. Because lows like this do not help when we dont cool down during the overnight hours. Were in the 60s and 70s, some record warm low temperatures. It doesnt allow those areas that dont have air conditioning to clear out like we normally would have with the marine layer which is nonexistent. Free air conditioning is off and temperatures this morning up to 14 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday. Lets see where we end up this afternoon. The asterisk is a record tying or record setting high temperature. And it starts in San Francisco and goes all the way into our inland neighborhoods from 86 there to 108 in fairfield. And this heat will complicate life during the taantsadoivobusinesses are Outdoor Dining and now they are making more changes to try to keep people cool. At least one restaurant in walnut creek installed a sun shade. Sushi is kind o
While the debate in the Tenderloin centers on homelessness, addiction and mental illness no one talks much about reducing harm to the families living there.
While the debate in the Tenderloin centers on homelessness, addiction and mental illness no one talks much about reducing harm to the families living there.
Biden must keep Day One promise to end cruel Muslim bans
Zoha Raza
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Maheen Virani (center) holds a sign as she joins hundreds of people protesting President Trump’s immigration orders outside Super Bowl Live in January 2017 in Houston.Michael Ciaglo / Hearst Newspapers
For the past four years, the Trump administration’s cruel Muslim bans have separated mothers from babies, husbands from wives, parents from children, and siblings from each other. U.S. citizens have been kept from their families, including over 40,000 being refused visas, all due to the administration embracing Islamophobia and xenophobia.
These horrible policies have caused untold pain and suffering to many individuals, families and communities, including Raghad Saleh, who had been stranded in Egypt for over a month without her family due to Trump’s various travel bans, including the Muslim ban and COVID-related visa services suspension.