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Take 24 hours be for it to pass florida. They now expect the storm to affect georgia and South Carolina through thursday night. Well have expanded coverage in just a few minutes. Well check in. This sub surf is up. I have some pictures. Finally moving a little bit of an update. So category three. 100 Miles Per Hour. The steering curves through the north. The High Pressure system collapses which is why now it is stationary. No place to go. There will be an area of low pressure called a trough forming on the east coast which should start to increase the forward speed of that over the next 24 to 36 hours. Some of the outer bands are now starting to impact day foe that beach, also st. Augustine from orlando down to cocoa and also cape canaveral. There are some pretty good bands coming onshore. The wind has picked up. And it i ....
Earlier this month, Attorney Dena King organized an award ceremony for the Western District's Excellence in the Pursuit of Justice. The event aimed to ....
Last week U.S. Attorney Dena King hosted the Western District’s Excellence in the Pursuit of Justice award ceremony, recognizing federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement, community partners and citizens ....
New Fullerton City Council Cancels Plan for Retail Cannabis theepochtimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theepochtimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Fullerton Council Postpones Retail Cannabis Discussion Retail cannabis is coming to Fullerton, California, but the timeline has become increasingly unclear. Certain details about the ordinance, which officially went into effect on Dec. 17, were scheduled for discussion at the Jan. 19 Fullerton City Council meeting. However, the council narrowly voted to reschedule the conversation for Feb. 16. Mayor Pro Tem Nick Dunlap raised the issue of postponing the item so city officials could have “a more robust discussion” regarding fees, applications, and amendments to the approved ordinance. “This is something that the community has expressed a lot of concern with,” Dunlap said at the meeting. “They’re going to want to come in and … make comments. And I think we have the time to wait and do this the right way.” ....