Need a light jacket or sweater but heres a look outside at the goldengate bridge. You see lowlying clouds sticking around for a while and that is cooling things down. A look at temperatures right now, a lot of 50s across the board. Hayward the same as in pleasanton and 55 in nevermore. In livermore. Planning your day today, heres what you need to know. Mostly cloudy sky this morning with breezy conditions. By noontime we will have the sun pick out but the clouds will still stick around but temperatures will heat up just a bit earlier than what we saw. We will see 60s and possibly 70s. By 5 00, the clouds will still be sticking around, and that will bring temperatures down to the 50s and 60s. Big news we are following. After 17 days, the frisco 500 strike is over. All the protesters are in the hospital this morning and will soon be eating again. The fiscal five is calling for the resignation of the police chief. Reporters convinced the strikers they could do more on the streets than fro
Hear longterm investment. I remember in the 1970s talking to people in the service about technology and the process is so slow a design is built on rfp and before it is put out and before it is even completed, the technology is obsolete. How can the service make this transition in a careful way . Without getting caught in this trap of holding a system thats already out of date. Dave a couple of things i think the irs has done a remarkable job on technology. Speed matters. I believe we dont have a long time to wait. The irs has demonstrated its ability to manage technology. The best example is cataclysms that were accompanying every discussion right up until the Filing Season vanished when you realize the irs had figured out most of the major problems and had dealt with them again. That said, i think speed matters a lot. This is where partnering between business and government can make a difference both on the service side and i agree with nina and rosemary that not everyone is going to
Two new programs may be on their way to the city’s annual Community Development Block Grant and HOME program. Kacie Foulk, city deputy director of housing
Mortgage rates are higher in 2023 than they have been in decades, making it hard for some people to break into the housing market, but local non-profit aims to help.