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Fog is back on the coast. Im not an a stron mer, but ill try. Its a planet. The weaning crescent, venous and mars. Venus and mars. Sometimes you can see jupiter as well. Not this time, pam. Okay. Either that or somebody is trying to lie to me. Unless youre on the coast, you should be able to see that. Fog is there, higher clouds on the way. Wind turned westerly for some. Still hot. Heat advisory not for the coast, not for San Francisco, but inland still 90s to 100. Speaking of San Francisco, im going 75 today. I think there is too much fog. I know the avenues have fog, the marina has fog. Inland temps takes another day. West at sfo. Its trying. A few high clouds, usually thats a sign. Fog near the coast, hot inland, cooler for some. 90s and 100, 60s, 70s, and 80s around the bay. Good morning, sal. Good morning to you, steve. Were looking at commutes that are not that good. First booking at the bay bridge toll plaza looking the at the bay bridge toll plaza. We have a backup, 20 minute d
Of Chico State’s 15,000 enrolled students, the principles of “Today Decides Tomorrow” are maximally personified by public administration senior Cruz Mora’s commitment to representing his community’s residents in local politics. This November, Mora will be on the ballot for Live Oak City Council, a city in Sutter County California. This will be his fourth election.