Steven fisher is in ven nis, california, not too far from a the u infer no. Reporter the same cannot be be said across Southern California. The wildfires continue to burn. More people being forced to e c evacuate their homes and the air quality around here beginning to become a huge concern. The fight against the flames is hand to hand comment. Across Southern California. Theres nothing anyone could do. The rolling flames racing through more than 100,000 acres taking with them hundreds of homes. Cars, power lines and everything in their path pushed by severe winds gust iing at times to hurricane strength. This is a point you have to pack up and go. More than 200,000 families have been e evacuated. Need to get out of here. Reporter scrambling to safety. You can see thes coming up. That was it. We were out of here. We didnt take anything. Now as some return to their burned out neighborhoods. For so many theres nothing left. Thats just pure devastation to see your familys home just gone.
Of this in his first alert weather forecast. Bill . An inch in san antonio, parts of our area tomorrow will see an inch. There are some neighborhoods that will see more. Weve issued a first alert for snow for the pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware. The greatest amounts are expected in south jersey and parts of delaware. The farther inland you go, the less centers for disease cont during the day tomorrow. During the day saturday from midnight to 8 00. After sunrise, this is when it will spread inland. Most of delaware and south jersey will be affected. Accumulating snow, but its going to be limited in many spots to the grass and colder surfaces like car tops. Less likely on the roads. There will be some slushy accumulation, and the highest accumulation on those colder surfaces will range from one to four inches. We may be in for some hazardous travel during the day on saturday. This morning, the nearest snow is some lakeeffect snow to the north. Thats not going
AtlantiCare on Wednesday unveiled its Community Mobile Market, a grocery store on wheels intended to help provide residents with low-cost groceries at different locations around the city.
AtlantiCare on Wednesday unveiled its Community Mobile Market, a grocery store on wheels intended to help provide residents with low-cost groceries at different locations around the city.
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In its first acquisition in New Jersey, Standard Communities, the affordable housing division of Standard Companies, has acquired Baltic Plaza Apartments, a 169-unit affordable senior community in Atlantic City. The total capitalization of this transaction is approximately $38 million.
Built
in 1982 and located at 1313 Baltic Avenue in Atlantic City, Baltic Plaza’s
units are supported by a Project-Based Section 8 Housing Assisted Payment (HAP)
contract.
Standard Communities completed this transaction in partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (NJHMFA). The transaction was financed with Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) arranged in partnership with PNC Bank, with additional financing provided by Citibank.