• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

USA Posts

Breaking News Stories from US and Around the World

Pablo Francisco: Ouch! Live From San Jose
3.6★ / $2.58
Ace: Stockton to San Jose
5.0★ / $24.95
18640--San Francisco to Point Arena
5.0★ / $23.95
Dionne Warwick 45 RPM Do You Know the Way to San Jose / Let Me Be Lonely
5.0★ / $2.99
Baja Marimba Band ~ Do You Know The Way To San Jose LP
3.0★ / check it now at Amazon
Do You Know The Way To San Jose And Other Hits
1.0★ / $14.35
Do You Know The Way To San Jose?
3.0★ / $2.99
Single Origin Bean-to-Bar Chocolate Bars by Askinosie - 70% San Jose Del Tambo (3 ounce)
check it now at Amazon
In Pursuit: from the streets of San Francisco to Watergate
5.0★ / $17.16
Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to San Francisco and the Bay Area: Including San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley, and Palo Alto
$6.08
100 Things to Do in San Jose Before You Die (100 Things to Do Before You Die)
4.5★ / $1.68
Around the World on a Bicycle: From San Francisco to Yokohama
2.0★ / $7
Do You Know the Way to San Jose - Vinyl LP Record
3.0★ / check it now at Amazon
The Food of Fisherman's Wharf: Cooking and Feasting from San Francisco to Monterey
4.0★ / $19.95
The Best Waterfront Dining: From San Francisco to Monterey
4.0★ / check it now at Amazon
Best of the Pacific Coast: SAN FRANCISCO TO BRITISH COLUMBIA
5.0★ / $4.75
Freeway Birding, San Francisco to Seattle
4.6★ / $21.95
Wide-Open Town: A History of Queer San Francisco to 1965
5.0★ / $43.91
Left Coast Roast: A Guide to the Best Coffee and Roasters from San Francisco to Seattle
4.2★ / $16.95
Knowledge Management Tales: Tales of Two Cities from San Francisco to Johannesburg
$25
Bury My Bones in America: The Saga of a Chinese Family in California, 1852-1996--From San Francisco to the Sierra Gold Mines
4.5★ / $7.69
The Voyage of the SS Jeremiah O'Brien: San Francisco to Normandy, 1994
5.0★ / $8.96
From Closet to Community: A Quest for Gay & Lesbian Liberation in San Jose and Santa Clara County
$8.1
The Ride: How to Ride Your Bike from San Francisco to Los Angeles Without Even Dying
$14
San Jose With Kids: A Family Guide to the Greater San Jose and Santa Clara Valley Area
$12.64
1: Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco to Benin City
4.5★ / $4.75
Northern California Short Stories: Monterey to Mendocino - San Francisco to Truckee
$21.95
Milemarking I-80: San Francisco to New York
$12.16
American Heartbeat: Travels from Woodstock to San Jose by Song Title
$7.11
Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to and Living in the San Francisco Bay Area: Including San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley, and Palo Alto
$2.52

San francisco to san jose

San Francisco Supervisor Demands More Cops After Backing ‘Defund the Police’

March 20, 2023 by www.breitbart.com Leave a Comment

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen (D) is demanding that more police be hired to fight rampant crime in her district — after she joined the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 in its demand to “defund the police.” Ronen, who represents the city’s Mission district and Bernal Heights, not only backed “defund the police” at the time, but claimed that she had been doing so for many years, before it became politically fashionable on the left: Of course not but hard to summarize 5 hours of public comment in a tweet! I have been trying to defund SFPD to fund all the critically underfunded services in SF for years. I’m with you and appreciate your activism. — Hillary Ronen (@HillaryRonen) July 9, 2020 I want to make it clear that I believe strongly in defunding the police and reducing the number of officers on our force. For decades we’ve had an imbalance in our city’s budget, with hundreds of millions of dollars going to SFPD to have them do work they are not qualified to … [Read more...] about San Francisco Supervisor Demands More Cops After Backing ‘Defund the Police’

Filed Under: Crime Defund the Police, San Francisco, Crime, back page san francisco, police chief san francisco, online police report san francisco, doctor on demand san francisco, bystanders helped a san francisco police officer as she was being attacked, police of san francisco

About 3,900 San Francisco buildings are made in the same way as Turkish ones flattened in the earthquake

February 18, 2023 by www.sfchronicle.com Leave a Comment

San Francisco has an estimated 3,900 buildings that have the same vulnerability as many of the structures in Turkey and Syria that collapsed during the recent 7.8 magnitude earthquake. The buildings, which are mostly commercial but also include residential structures, are made of non-ductile concrete, said Brian Strong, who heads a city planning office that is developing a yet-to-be-finalized retrofit program to boost the safety of concrete buildings. Neighborhoods with the largest concentration of non-ductile concrete buildings include the downtown area, South of Market and the Tenderloin, said Strong, who runs the Office of Resilience and Capital Planning. “There should not be the kind of reaction that there has been over the last week of ‘Well, (Turkey is) a developing country, we have better codes, we have better construction practices, we could never get an earthquake that large.’ None of that is true. We have all of the same issues that they have there,” said David … [Read more...] about About 3,900 San Francisco buildings are made in the same way as Turkish ones flattened in the earthquake

Filed Under: Uncategorized Sarah Atkinson, Brian Strong, David Friedman, Joe Maffei, Megan Stringer, Stringer, Big One, Claire Hao, Turkey, Bay Area, Syria, Los Angeles, S.F., Hayward..., casualties 1906 san francisco earthquake, what caused 1906 san francisco earthquake, injuries 1906 san francisco earthquake, earthquake bay area san francisco, when was earthquake in san francisco, when san francisco earthquake, which san francisco building is sinking, which san francisco building is leaning, magnitude 1989 san francisco earthquake, zipcar one way san francisco, leaning san francisco building, why doesn't san francisco build up

More fallout from Laguna Honda troubles: Huge S.F. affordable housing project onsite delayed

February 21, 2023 by www.sfchronicle.com Leave a Comment

As far as San Francisco housing projects go, the apartment complex proposed for a Laguna Honda Hospital parking lot seemed to have everything going in its favor. The plan had community support: Neighbors who had helped kill a similar project proposed across the street were not lining up to oppose the more than 250 badly needed affordable homes for seniors that were being planned at the Laguna Honda site. Political leaders, including Mayor London Breed and the local supervisor, also wanted the homes to be built. The city selected a well-known and respected affordable developer, Mercy Housing, to construct the complex, which would bring a mix of independent and assisted senior living units to the same campus as a city-run nursing home. But the project is now delayed due to circumstances unrelated to the proposed apartment complex. City officials and Mercy Housing say they’ve halted work on the project because of Laguna Honda’s ongoing certification problems . Federal … [Read more...] about More fallout from Laguna Honda troubles: Huge S.F. affordable housing project onsite delayed

Filed Under: Uncategorized Myrna Melgar, London Breed, Anne Stanley, Kate Peterson, Sam Moss, Stanley, J.D. Morris: [email protected], Laguna Honda, S.F., Laguna Honda Hospital, ..., mid suffolk affordable housing policy, mid suffolk affordable housing spd, wodc affordable housing, reader's-digest-chappaqua-crossing-developer-affordable-housing-units, why projects are delayed, ballymun affordable housing, gst @8 affordable housing, why affordable housing is scarce in progressive cities, why affordable housing is so important, articles about affordable housing, why unitedhealthcare is investing millions in affordable housing projects, 375 laguna honda blvd

Oakland’s new prosecutor tests voters’ views of crime and punishment

March 20, 2023 by www.sfgate.com Leave a Comment

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 5 OAKLAND, Calif. - For more than a decade, the district attorney for Alameda County, where this city is the center of gravity, prosecuted crime the old-fashioned way, with stiff sentences and the reliable support of law-enforcement unions at election time. That changed sharply in November. Nancy O'Malley, the incumbent, declined to seek reelection amid the strengthening national push to reexamine who is punished and for how long. In her place, voters chose Pamela Price, a civil rights lawyer, who four years and a pandemic earlier had lost her challenge to O'Malley. Now, a woman who made a living taking on the local justice system is running it. "They elected me with a mandate," Price, the first Black woman to serve as Oakland district attorney, said in an interview. "And, to me, the right prosecutor for the moment is one who is not wedded to the status quo." Price … [Read more...] about Oakland’s new prosecutor tests voters’ views of crime and punishment

Filed Under: Uncategorized Price, Brooke Jenkins, Nancy O'Malley, Barry Donelan, Diana Becton, Delonzo Logwood, Jen Angel, Chesa Boudin, Antoine Towers, London Breed, Mark McCannon, Lori..., new blood testing technology, crime + punishment, crime & punishment clothing, crime + punishment where to watch, new prosecutors 2021, which developmental stage of criminology viewed crimes as sins, new beginnings at mountain view community church, stone tech oakland new jersey, crime punishment about, i got the new world in my view, perfidy war crime punishment

Pop Up Goes the Retail Scene as Store Vacancies Rise

May 30, 2017 by www.nytimes.com Leave a Comment

As traditional retail stores close and vacancies mount, landlords across the country appear newly receptive to leases as short as a week, eschewing the typical 10-year time frame, even in locations that once shunned limited stays. The upswing in pop-up stores, as the short-term placements are called, is playing out in all sorts of ways, and in all sorts of places — including dark malls, former grocery stores and shuttered art galleries, according to real estate brokers, landlords and tenants. For retailers, the stores can offer lower rents and far less commitment. For the landlords, the reason is just as clear: A short-term tenant is better than no tenant at all. “Landlords have their backs against the wall right now,” said Samantha Elias, the co-founder of the Vintage Twin, a secondhand clothing company whose stores frequently pop up in Manhattan. “I tell them that some money is better than no money, and I promise not to bother you.” The rise in pop-up stores is adding … [Read more...] about Pop Up Goes the Retail Scene as Store Vacancies Rise

Filed Under: Uncategorized Pop-up retail, Rent, Real Estate, Pop-Up Stores and Restaurants, Renting and Leasing (Real Estate), cashierless retail stores, truworths goes with which stores, dunnes stores vacancies, pop goes my 9 lyrics, pop goes my 9, my best friend's girl pop that scene, pop goes to poland app, maliah goes to an electronics store, meadowhall retail park stores, punk goes pop songs, record store day frankie goes to hollywood, retail choice stores

REPORT: Stalker Arrested At Kelly Clarkson’s Home After Violating Restraining Order

January 26, 2023 by dailycaller.com Leave a Comment

San Fernando police reportedly arrested Huguette Nicole Young on Wednesday night after she violated a restraining order for the twelfth time by lurking outside Kelly Clarkson’s home. Clarkson previously obtained a temporary restraining order , as well as a permanent restraining order against Young, who seems to habitually trespass on her property at 8:59 p.m., according to TMZ . There has been no official explanation as to the significance of that timing. Clarkson’s security team noticed Young on the property of her San Fernando Valley residence and phoned 911 for assistance, according to TMZ. A stalker who just won’t quit has gotten arrested again https://t.co/o33hV2oTQC — TMZ (@TMZ) January 26, 2023 Police responded to the call and immediately arrested Young on scene. Sources close to Clarkson revealed that the famous country singer is so concerned about Young’s refusal to abide by the court-ordered rules to stay off her property that she no longer permits her … [Read more...] about REPORT: Stalker Arrested At Kelly Clarkson’s Home After Violating Restraining Order

Filed Under: Uncategorized victim violates restraining order, penalty for violating restraining order, restraining order violations

Primary Sidebar

RSS Recent Stories

  • ‘Our Checkbook Is Declining’: Burr Ridge Official
  • Wall Street opens mostly higher with banks still in focus
  • School library book bans are seen as targeting LGBTQ content
  • My Backpacks, My Boyfriends
  • Why Joe Biden’s Honeymoon With Progressives Is Coming to an End
  • Downtown Houston hotels near the NCAA Final Four for every type of traveler

Sponsored Links

  • Today’s Best Deals – Friday 27th September
  • Step Right Up: Doordash Is The Latest To Report A Data Breach
  • Hanes Men’s 4-Pack FreshIQ Black T-Shirts For $5 From Amazon!
  • HURRY! Get A Free 1 Year Subscription To Popular Science!
  • Today Only: Save On Motorola Smartphones From Amazon
  • RAVPower 60W 6-Port USB Charging Station For $15.79 From Amazon
Copyright © 2023 USA Posts. Power by Wordpress.
Home - About Us - Contact Us - Disclaimers - DMCA - Privacy Policy - Submit your story