Neighborhood. One Public Health officials said what happened to them is a red flag. In his 22 years with the city his he has never seen three people die at once like this. The coowner of a deli in San Francisco says the three men who died from possible fentanyl poisoning were neighborhood fixtures. He knew them as adam andy and michael. They were in their late 20s to 30s. They will be waiting to help me open and bring the trash cans in. Reporter 4 30 am thursday they were found dead a block away on pastry by a Security Guard in the doorway by urban school. The men lived on the streets. They sleep there or in front of my house. Basically every night. They are here all the time. It finally got cold. Reporter there was Drug Paraphernalia found on the scene that suggests they might have been using methamphetamine or crack cocaine. Reporter doctor thomas said fentanyl is often deadly when used to cut drugs such as methamphetamine cocaine and heroin. Fentanyl is extremely potent and quick ac
Mountain home an escape from the ordinary. A former tech engineer captivated by the 3700 square foot house looks like a hawaiian retreat tucked away in the hills. Or at least it did until winters wrath arrived. For three days without a ton of rain. My weather station was showing three quarters of an inch an hour. Reporter rain water rushing down the slope of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Eroded the soil beneath his deck. It gave way sliding almost into the road. You heard a big snap and it was all the legs going because the rest of the hill went. And that is what is sitting down there now. Reporter the deck and the hot tub are complete losses. Cupping clear the mud and debris which finally reopened last weekend. But there are fears more rain could produce more slides and more damage. We might be in more trouble. With all the gopher holes and all the saturation of the banks and water coming different holes that are coming out uprooting the trees. I think were going to see more landslides. A
The project is located south of Raleigh-Durham. HHHunt Corp. has broken ground on a new apartment community in Fuquay-Varina. The $62.7 million property, Abberly Royal Creek, will feature 250 apartments: 109 one-bedroom units, 126 two-bedroom residences and 15 three-bedroom apartments.