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2 Crime & Safety After stabbing another man in Bradenton Friday night, a 33-year-old was charged with attempted murder, the sheriff's office said. Tiffany Razzano , Patch Staff Posted Replies BRADENTON, FL — A 33-year-old faces charges after stabbing another man during a fight at a Bradenton home Friday night, according to a Manatee County Sheriff’s Office news release. An argument broke out between Justin Claudio and another 33-year-old man around 10 p.m. at the home, which is located on 9th Street Ct. E., the agency said. When the dispute escalated into a physical attack, Claudio stabbed the victim in his torso and left arm with a knife, MCSO said. Deputies and Manatee County EMS responded to the home. The victim, whose name is being withheld under Marsy’s Law, was brought to Blake Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, the sheriff’s office said. Claudio was found Sunday in the 6600 block of 14th Street … [Read more...] about Man Stabbed During Argument In Bradenton: Manatee County Sheriff

President Joe Biden’s White House is prioritizing jobs for migrants above helping many millions of poor Americans get decent jobs, according to priorities in its annual “Economic Report of the President.” A growing share of men are not even trying to find jobs, the baby boom generation is retiring, and there are fewer young Americans, said the Biden-endorsed report , which listed several “Options to Boost the U.S. Labor Supply.” The report’s first option for raising the number of workers is “Increasing Immigration” — not helping Americans get decent jobs. It says: Overall, research also suggests that the effects of newly arrived immigrants on the wages and employment of the domestic population are quantitatively very small, and that the fiscal effects of immigration are generally positive. Vast evidence shows migration cuts family wages and spikes housing cost s, yet the report also urges an amnesty for at least 11 million “undocumented individuals” and the … [Read more...] about White House Economic Plan Puts Migrants Ahead of American Families

0 Politics & Government The California Housing Finance Agency is poised to launch a scaled-down version of its new shared equity home loan program on March 27. CalMatters , News Partner Posted Reply In this economy, who has enough money for a down payment on a house? Despite a projected $25 billion budget deficit , the state of California does. At least for now. The California Housing Finance Agency is poised to launch a scaled-down version of its new shared equity home loan program on March 27. With the Dream for All program, the state plans to provide $300 million worth of down payments for an estimated 2,300 first-time homebuyers. The complicated program involves the state paying some or all of the upfront costs for buying a home — the down payment, for instance — in exchange for a share in the home’s value when it is sold, refinanced or transferred. If the home appreciates in value, those gains to the state … [Read more...] about CA May Scale Down Its New Home Loan Program Designed To Assist First-Time Homebuyers