California EDD s mass suspension of accounts hangs over jobless
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Shelly Ross and her cat Tyler Purrden at their San Francisco home. Ross, who runs cat-sitting services Tales of the Kitty, is among thousands of Californians whose unemployment benefits were frozen by the state amid the coronavirus pandemic.Santiago Mejia / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Ross and other unemployed people have had to re-verify their identities with California’s Employment Development Department.Santiago Mejia / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Carie Mathis’ housecleaning business collapsed when the pandemic started. The single mom went on unemployment to support herself and her twin 15-year-olds, but couldn’t make the rent payments for their Rodeo house. They moved in with her parents in Vacaville. She bunks in the garage so the kids can have bedrooms.
Share Looks like they hit it with a baseball bat along the back, Carson told CBS SF.
Photos of the bust show a missing chunk from the crown of the head, with additional damage to the neck and shoulder area.
Carson said that he believed the destruction was intentional. I don’t think there’s a single person in Oakland who doesn’t know who Breonna Taylor is, and I don’t think you attack a sculpture like that by accident, he told the news station, adding And I think that it was an act of racism and an act of aggression and intimidation.