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Gov Newsom signs return-to-school incentive legislation in California

Gov. Newsom signs return-to-school incentive legislation in California By Allie Rasmus Newsom signs return-to-school bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Friday to incentivize the return to in-person instruction before the end of this school year. Allie Rasmus reports SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Friday to incentivize the return to in-person instruction before the end of this school year. In a virtual news conference on Zoom, the governor signed the  $6.6 billion plan at 9:30 a.m. alongside Senate President pro Tempore Toni Atkins, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, other legislative leaders and state education officials. Newsom said he is optimistic this bill is going to really accelerate openings across the state.

Newsom s School Plan Unlikely to Stall Recall

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s long-awaited deal aimed at reopening schools is doing little to quell the wave of parent anger that helped propel the recall drive against him, an effort organizers believe will soon qualify for a special election. It also couldn’t have come at a worse time amid new flashpoints over COVID lockdowns. On Monday, Newsom announced a new incentive plan providing $6.6 billion to public schools that reopen over the next month, the same day public frustration was flaring anew over a video of Berkeley Federation of Teachers President Matt Meyer taking his 2-year-old to a private preschool and another showing Newsom and celebrity George Lopez inside a restaurant in an area that currently doesn’t allow indoor dining.

California parents mobilize after feeling political disillusionment

California parents mobilize after feeling political disillusionment
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Why Google s internet balloon project Loon failed

Astro Teller, left, and Larry Page. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images; Justin Sullivan/Getty Images; Loon/Alphabet; Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images; Samantha Lee/Insider This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. In January, Alphabet announced it would shutter its internet balloon business, Loon. It followed years of inflating costs and geopolitical headaches for the team. Meanwhile, the company tried to conjure new ways to make money from cruise liners, offshore oil rigs, and more. For years, images of Loon s stratospheric balloons could be spotted throughout Google s campuses. Employees pitching to advertising clients would sometimes slip in a picture or mention of the project in their otherwise dull, statistic-heavy decks. Occasionally, a balloon could be spotted drifting across the presentation welcoming new employees to the company.

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