12/29/2019
12/25/2019
12/21/2019
12/19/2019
12/13/2019
12/12/2019
The Homeless Hornswoggle is the Best Investment endless cash flow, no oversight, no regulation. Mired in Bureaucratic Feel Good Mush (it's impossible to lose money)
LATimes.com
Oct.21, 2019
The illegally converted church in South Los Angeles had no gas, water or electricity when Amelda Glaspie moved in.
Oct.21, 2019
The illegally converted church in South Los Angeles had no gas, water or electricity when Amelda Glaspie moved in.
She and about 40 other tenants shared two kitchens, where roaches crawled among the dirty dishes and rotten food left in half a dozen refrigerators. Every day, Glaspie said, residents carted water from a nearby building in buckets to flush the toilets.
Paying $800 a month, she and her husband lived in a cramped bedroom until late June 2018, when LAPD officers ordered everyone to evacuate. A criminal complaint filed by the city in December said the garbage at 805 W. 57th St. was a breeding ground for rodents, bedbugs, fleas, lice, mosquitoes and other vermin.
Despite the conditions, some residents didn’t want to leave. Glaspie said they felt they had nowhere to go.
A city notice is posted on the illegally converted church building in the 800 block of West 57th Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Although the living situation at the squalid building was extreme, it is far from unique in a county racked by a shortage of affordable housing where nearly 59,000 people are homeless.
The issue of people residing in unapproved spaces became a focus of the housing crisis three years ago, after 36 people died in the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland. That prompted crackdowns across the state and the closure of similarly converted warehouses.
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety officials said such illegal housing often goes undetected until complaints are filed. But on the ground, it’s a different story.
Edna Monroy, director of outreach at the community organizing nonprofit SAJE, said she has seen people living in illegally converted garages, commercial buildings and even tool sheds. There have been cases, she said, of landlords sexually harassing or threatening people with deportation to prevent them from reporting their situations to the city.
“We’re seeing older Victorian homes with attics and basements being illegally converted into units,” she said. “It’s not a surprise … we’re in a housing crisis.”
The old storefront church on West 57th Street serves as an example of the grim conditions those without enough money are willing to live with, as well as how difficult it can be for authorities to root out illegal dwellings.
Department of Building and Safety records show that the city received complaints about the property dating to 2016 and earlier. One February 2017 caller, who identified himself as a Los Angeles police sergeant, said it reminded him of the Ghost Ship.
“It appears to be a fire hazard…. This place needs to be inspected ASAP and most probably closed down before someone gets hurt,” the caller said.
Various agencies — including the Los Angeles city attorney’s office, the Fire Department and the Department of Building and Safety — eventually opened investigations into the property, according to officials.
“It was unsafe. I was starting to get tired because I’m not used to living like that,” Glaspie said. “But then you got to do what you got to do sometimes.”
A photo provided by a staffer for Los Angeles Councilman Curren Price shows a room with a broken door and other stacked items at the illegally converted church. (Dedee Verdin,)
When residents were given the opportunity to return to the building a few weeks after being evacuated to gather belongings, Glaspie said, she saw dead cats, mice and roaches. She left her possessions behind.
During the time she lived there, Glaspie said, she and her husband paid rent in cash to Maurice Hoffman and Jim Lee Shepherd, whom she described as the property owners. Their names appeared on the city’s June 28, 2018, criminal case alleging various county building code violations at 805 W. 57th St.
The defendants are listed as Hoffman, president of Creative Investment Group Inc., a real estate investment company based in Burbank that owns the South L.A. property; Carmelito “Karl” Vandenberg, an associate of the investment company; and Shepherd, president of New Heaven & Earth Christian Center of Hope Inc., who allegedly acted as the building manager.
According to the complaint, the defendants not only allowed people to stay in a building that was not permitted for residential use but also had failed to keep the property in good repair and free of rubbish and vermin.
In an August phone interview, Hoffman said the property had been sold and declined to comment further. Shepherd and Vandenberg could not be reached for comment.
“Prior to filing criminal charges, citations were issued by the enforcement agencies involved, and our office held two city attorney office hearings where they were advised of the violations and given additional time to comply, to no avail,” Rob Wilcox, director of community engagement and outreach at the city attorney’s office, said in a written statement.
All three men are scheduled to be arraigned in November, according to Wilcox and court records.
Several former tenants also have filed a civil lawsuit against Creative Investment Group and New Heaven & Earth Christian Center of Hope, citing negligence, emotional distress and retaliatory eviction. One plaintiff, Wendy Menendez, alleged her child had suffered lead poisoning because she was not allowed to move to a new room after she discovered toxic paint. The civil complaint described Shepherd as the building’s landlord.
An attorney for Creative Investment Group has denied all of the civil complaint’s allegations against Hoffman and the company.
Efforts to convert the 5,600-square-foot church building began in 2010, when the owners applied for permits to repair floorboards, erect drywall and replace broken windows, according to city records. By 2016, inspectors had launched an investigation, documenting alleged trash buildup along with illegal plumbing and electrical wiring. Those allegations were listed in the criminal and civil complaints.
After the building was evacuated, the windows were boarded up. Notices warned trespassers that they were subject to arrest.
Victor James, who works for the nonprofit Homeless Outreach Program Integrated Care System, said he was there when the building was cleared out and had tried to help residents, including Glaspie, find temporary housing.
“It was totally filthy, no one had cleaned anything, all of the trash was accumulated,” James said. “It looked like an outdoor homeless encampment that was inside.” In the last six months, he said, his program has helped residents move out of at least four similar housing situations.
The Department of Children and Family Services, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and other agencies also have worked to relocate residents who once called West 57th Street home.
Nicole Logan, who had been living in the building for about a year, said that since the evacuation she has found herself wondering where she is going to sleep. The homeless agency helped move her into a motel for a few weeks and subsequently set her up in a shelter. Sometimes, the shelter doesn’t have space, so she occasionally spends nights at a park on East 120th Street and South Avalon Boulevard in South L.A.
She said she had moved to L.A. after losing her job as a hairdresser in Las Vegas but couldn’t find affordable housing. She had been staying in a motel for several weeks when a fellow bus passenger pointed her to the building on West 57th Street. At the time, it sounded like a good option. When she first got there, she said, the building was at least functioning.
“My room was pretty cool; utilities were on,” she said. “Slowly but surely everything kind of went downhill.”
Logan said she kept paying her $600 monthly rent even as, one by one, the water, power and gas were turned off.
Glaspie said she is happier now.
After leaving West 57th, she was placed for several weeks in a motel. She eventually found a federally subsidized one-bedroom apartment in South L.A. for which she pays $275 a month. Her new flat has a living room and kitchen, and she has purchased a small bed for her 8-year-old grandson, who sometimes stays over.
Glaspie said that her seven children had been worried about her but that everything is working out for the best.
“Now all my sons and kids, they’re happy I’m in a place,” Glaspie said. “They come by and give me little things. My daughter says she’s going to buy me a sofa and a table.”
She’s glad to have put the building on West 57th behind her.
“Something with that building, I don’t know what it was,” she said. “But as soon as I got away from that place and took a shower and washed off something and was able to just lay down and relax without hitting bugs and roaches, I felt a lot better.”
The illegally converted church in South Los Angeles had no gas, water or electricity when Amelda Glaspie moved in.
She and about 40 other tenants shared two kitchens, where roaches crawled among the dirty dishes and rotten food left in half a dozen refrigerators. Every day, Glaspie said, residents carted water from a nearby building in buckets to flush the toilets.
Paying $800 a month, she and her husband lived in a cramped bedroom until late June 2018, when LAPD officers ordered everyone to evacuate. A criminal complaint filed by the city in December said the garbage at 805 W. 57th St. was a breeding ground for rodents, bedbugs, fleas, lice, mosquitoes and other vermin.
Despite the conditions, some residents didn’t want to leave. Glaspie said they felt they had nowhere to go.
A city notice is posted on the illegally converted church building in the 800 block of West 57th Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Although the living situation at the squalid building was extreme, it is far from unique in a county racked by a shortage of affordable housing where nearly 59,000 people are homeless.
The issue of people residing in unapproved spaces became a focus of the housing crisis three years ago, after 36 people died in the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland. That prompted crackdowns across the state and the closure of similarly converted warehouses.
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety officials said such illegal housing often goes undetected until complaints are filed. But on the ground, it’s a different story.
Edna Monroy, director of outreach at the community organizing nonprofit SAJE, said she has seen people living in illegally converted garages, commercial buildings and even tool sheds. There have been cases, she said, of landlords sexually harassing or threatening people with deportation to prevent them from reporting their situations to the city.
“We’re seeing older Victorian homes with attics and basements being illegally converted into units,” she said. “It’s not a surprise … we’re in a housing crisis.”
The old storefront church on West 57th Street serves as an example of the grim conditions those without enough money are willing to live with, as well as how difficult it can be for authorities to root out illegal dwellings.
Department of Building and Safety records show that the city received complaints about the property dating to 2016 and earlier. One February 2017 caller, who identified himself as a Los Angeles police sergeant, said it reminded him of the Ghost Ship.
“It appears to be a fire hazard…. This place needs to be inspected ASAP and most probably closed down before someone gets hurt,” the caller said.
Various agencies — including the Los Angeles city attorney’s office, the Fire Department and the Department of Building and Safety — eventually opened investigations into the property, according to officials.
“It was unsafe. I was starting to get tired because I’m not used to living like that,” Glaspie said. “But then you got to do what you got to do sometimes.”
A photo provided by a staffer for Los Angeles Councilman Curren Price shows a room with a broken door and other stacked items at the illegally converted church. (Dedee Verdin,)
When residents were given the opportunity to return to the building a few weeks after being evacuated to gather belongings, Glaspie said, she saw dead cats, mice and roaches. She left her possessions behind.
During the time she lived there, Glaspie said, she and her husband paid rent in cash to Maurice Hoffman and Jim Lee Shepherd, whom she described as the property owners. Their names appeared on the city’s June 28, 2018, criminal case alleging various county building code violations at 805 W. 57th St.
The defendants are listed as Hoffman, president of Creative Investment Group Inc., a real estate investment company based in Burbank that owns the South L.A. property; Carmelito “Karl” Vandenberg, an associate of the investment company; and Shepherd, president of New Heaven & Earth Christian Center of Hope Inc., who allegedly acted as the building manager.
According to the complaint, the defendants not only allowed people to stay in a building that was not permitted for residential use but also had failed to keep the property in good repair and free of rubbish and vermin.
In an August phone interview, Hoffman said the property had been sold and declined to comment further. Shepherd and Vandenberg could not be reached for comment.
“Prior to filing criminal charges, citations were issued by the enforcement agencies involved, and our office held two city attorney office hearings where they were advised of the violations and given additional time to comply, to no avail,” Rob Wilcox, director of community engagement and outreach at the city attorney’s office, said in a written statement.
All three men are scheduled to be arraigned in November, according to Wilcox and court records.
Several former tenants also have filed a civil lawsuit against Creative Investment Group and New Heaven & Earth Christian Center of Hope, citing negligence, emotional distress and retaliatory eviction. One plaintiff, Wendy Menendez, alleged her child had suffered lead poisoning because she was not allowed to move to a new room after she discovered toxic paint. The civil complaint described Shepherd as the building’s landlord.
An attorney for Creative Investment Group has denied all of the civil complaint’s allegations against Hoffman and the company.
Efforts to convert the 5,600-square-foot church building began in 2010, when the owners applied for permits to repair floorboards, erect drywall and replace broken windows, according to city records. By 2016, inspectors had launched an investigation, documenting alleged trash buildup along with illegal plumbing and electrical wiring. Those allegations were listed in the criminal and civil complaints.
After the building was evacuated, the windows were boarded up. Notices warned trespassers that they were subject to arrest.
Victor James, who works for the nonprofit Homeless Outreach Program Integrated Care System, said he was there when the building was cleared out and had tried to help residents, including Glaspie, find temporary housing.
“It was totally filthy, no one had cleaned anything, all of the trash was accumulated,” James said. “It looked like an outdoor homeless encampment that was inside.” In the last six months, he said, his program has helped residents move out of at least four similar housing situations.
The Department of Children and Family Services, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and other agencies also have worked to relocate residents who once called West 57th Street home.
Nicole Logan, who had been living in the building for about a year, said that since the evacuation she has found herself wondering where she is going to sleep. The homeless agency helped move her into a motel for a few weeks and subsequently set her up in a shelter. Sometimes, the shelter doesn’t have space, so she occasionally spends nights at a park on East 120th Street and South Avalon Boulevard in South L.A.
She said she had moved to L.A. after losing her job as a hairdresser in Las Vegas but couldn’t find affordable housing. She had been staying in a motel for several weeks when a fellow bus passenger pointed her to the building on West 57th Street. At the time, it sounded like a good option. When she first got there, she said, the building was at least functioning.
“My room was pretty cool; utilities were on,” she said. “Slowly but surely everything kind of went downhill.”
Logan said she kept paying her $600 monthly rent even as, one by one, the water, power and gas were turned off.
Glaspie said she is happier now.
After leaving West 57th, she was placed for several weeks in a motel. She eventually found a federally subsidized one-bedroom apartment in South L.A. for which she pays $275 a month. Her new flat has a living room and kitchen, and she has purchased a small bed for her 8-year-old grandson, who sometimes stays over.
Glaspie said that her seven children had been worried about her but that everything is working out for the best.
“Now all my sons and kids, they’re happy I’m in a place,” Glaspie said. “They come by and give me little things. My daughter says she’s going to buy me a sofa and a table.”
She’s glad to have put the building on West 57th behind her.
“Something with that building, I don’t know what it was,” she said. “But as soon as I got away from that place and took a shower and washed off something and was able to just lay down and relax without hitting bugs and roaches, I felt a lot better.”
12/11/2019
12/09/2019
sociopaths and psychopaths
Person most likely to wake you up in the middle of the night and ask a stupid question?
12/06/2019
12/03/2019
11/14/2019
11/13/2019
I little reminder for TODAY
Milli Vanilli 'girl you know it's true' 1989
Ironic how within the song the word "lie" is repeated
11/09/2019
11/08/2019
11/06/2019
MSJC campus locked down
'Man With Gun' Report At Mt. San Jacinto College Prompts Lockdown
11/05/2019
11/03/2019
Chile won't welcome Greta Thurnberg
Liar liar:
Spain promises Greta Thurnberg, (carbon free transport) Can't wait and see this get explained away, to the new site of the Climate Summit. Chile protests over climate tax. Greta knows better than to show her mug there.
protests and riots resulting from high energy prices have erupted in Santiago, Chile.
https://m.theepochtimes.com/expensive-climate-policies-sparked-the-chile-riots-just-like-the-yellow-vest-protests-in-france_3127717.html
Spain promises Greta Thurnberg, (carbon free transport) Can't wait and see this get explained away, to the new site of the Climate Summit. Chile protests over climate tax. Greta knows better than to show her mug there.
protests and riots resulting from high energy prices have erupted in Santiago, Chile.
https://m.theepochtimes.com/expensive-climate-policies-sparked-the-chile-riots-just-like-the-yellow-vest-protests-in-france_3127717.html
11/01/2019
10/31/2019
10/28/2019
Katie Hill resigns
https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/102719-2
Pelosi Statement on Resignation of Congresswoman Katie Hill
Pelosi Statement on Resignation of Congresswoman Katie Hill
OCTOBER 27, 2019
PRESS RELEASE
Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement after Congresswoman Katie Hill announced her resignation:
“Congresswoman Katie Hill came to Congress with a powerful commitment to her community and a bright vision for the future, and has made a great contribution as a leader of the Freshman Class. She has acknowledged errors in judgment that made her continued service as a Member untenable. We must ensure a climate of integrity and dignity in the Congress, and in all workplaces.”
10/27/2019
10/22/2019
10/19/2019
10/16/2019
Maidenhairhair Fern takes a picture
The plant now plans to make a movie called 'Vegan'. It's a horror film about humans growing plants to cook, and sometimes eat raw.
Read the Camera Operating Fern Story here:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-50056665
Read the Camera Operating Fern Story here:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-50056665
Plant Disparaging Movie from 1978:
10/15/2019
10/10/2019
10/09/2019
A disabled man living on the 2nd floor???
The video is about the news station helping him resolve a credit card charge dispute.
Okay Okay but why is a disabled senior having to live in a second floor apartment?
Why, why, why?
BusinessInsider.com
As you know people are required by law to answer Census questions. People can be miserable anywhere, for any reason. BusinessInsider.com probably got a research grant to write this article. The logic of people who think they are better than others needs to be picked apart.
Fact check: There is No link to the data they used.
https://www.businessinsider.com/most-miserable-cities-in-the-united-states-based-on-data-2019-9
Editor's Note: We have updated the story headline to make clear that the ranking was based on US census data, and included a link to the data in the story.
Fact check: There is No link to the data they used.
https://www.businessinsider.com/most-miserable-cities-in-the-united-states-based-on-data-2019-9
Editor's Note: We have updated the story headline to make clear that the ranking was based on US census data, and included a link to the data in the story.
10/06/2019
10/05/2019
Movies
I Drink Your Blood 1971
Typical fears of the 70s movie, satanist, lsd, and rabies.
Night of the Demon 1980
Bigfoot is a low budget killing machine. The van kill was in line with the scary stories neighborhood kids would tell and retell. The sleeping bag spin was when I realized I was watching the entire movie.
Typical fears of the 70s movie, satanist, lsd, and rabies.
Night of the Demon 1980
Bigfoot is a low budget killing machine. The van kill was in line with the scary stories neighborhood kids would tell and retell. The sleeping bag spin was when I realized I was watching the entire movie.
10/03/2019
9/28/2019
9/26/2019
Beach and sand
http://theconversation.com/why-beaches-lose-their-sand-and-then-suddenly-reappear-77503
The sea has shaped and re-shaped our coastlines since the Earth first had oceans, and will continue to do so for many more years yet. Ireland’s “reappearing beach” is just a tiny snapshot of this process.
9/20/2019
9/18/2019
UPDATE UPDATE :Pray for Diego
Parent of one of the arrested aggressor was a MVUSD employee. Family of Diego want the public to know People made fraudulent GoFundMe page. Do Not Give to any GoFundMe pages for Diego.
Diego dies from his injuries.
https://morenovalleymatters.com/news/2019/9/25/landmark-middle-school-student-has-died-from-his-injuries
Student critically injured at school. Moreno Valley Ca. Diego was sucker punched by two students.
Two students arrested. This teenager is in urgent need of prayers.
https://morenovalleymatters.com/news/2019/9/17/prayers-for-diego
Diego dies from his injuries.
https://morenovalleymatters.com/news/2019/9/25/landmark-middle-school-student-has-died-from-his-injuries
Student critically injured at school. Moreno Valley Ca. Diego was sucker punched by two students.
Two students arrested. This teenager is in urgent need of prayers.
https://morenovalleymatters.com/news/2019/9/17/prayers-for-diego
9/16/2019
9/15/2019
Juniper Flats fire
https://www.desertsun.com/videos/news/2019/09/15/horseshoe-fire-juniper-flats-san-jacinto-video-wildfire-camera/2334480001/
SCE camera shows fire burning in the hills around Hemet Ca.
This fire reminds me of 1998 a lightning strike started a fire near Juniper Flats Rd. It spread in strange ways into the hills and threatening communities. Even closed a stretch of Hwy 74 between Menifee Rd and (Hwy 79) Winchester Rd.
SCE camera shows fire burning in the hills around Hemet Ca.
This fire reminds me of 1998 a lightning strike started a fire near Juniper Flats Rd. It spread in strange ways into the hills and threatening communities. Even closed a stretch of Hwy 74 between Menifee Rd and (Hwy 79) Winchester Rd.
9/11/2019
9/10/2019
Sinead O'Connor selling cars
Mick Jaguar, and Donald Sutherland convinced she's been brainwashed by Saudi Arabia to undermine the fossil fuel divestment guaranteed by the Paris Climate Agreement. They intend to fly all over the world in seperate airplanes to convince poor people to die.
9/08/2019
9/02/2019
Urgent Prayer Request
A person in medical distress is lost in hills surrounding my neighborhood. Police and Fire. People also hiking around looking. The helicopter is here now.
It is going to get hot soon. Please they find this person and get them the necessary medical attention.
It is going to get hot soon. Please they find this person and get them the necessary medical attention.
8/25/2019
8/24/2019
The Demon Zone area of the 215 Fwy Perris Ca
8/23/2019
8/18/2019
8/13/2019
8/12/2019
8/11/2019
8/09/2019
PEDESTRIANS, 71 AND 85, KILLED IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS ALONG SAME SECTION OF HWY 74
https://riversidecountynewssource.org/2019/08/09/pedestrians-71-and-85-killed-in-separate-accidents-along-same-section-of-hwy-74/
HOMELAND — Two elderly pedestrians, ages 71 and 85, were killed along Hwy 74 in the unincorporated community of Homeland after they were struck by vehicles in two separate accidents that happened within days of each other this week.
8/08/2019
8/07/2019
7/31/2019
7/24/2019
7/23/2019
For Sale: Drugs at Moreno Valley Skate Park
See the shoes tied hanging, (at 1:47 and 1:55) next to the camera. That's how you know drugs are sold in the area.
That news story and fight video is an advertisement the pharmacy is open for business.
The suspects even had their mom write a letter saying they had her permission to fight.
The mother of one of the suspects, Sapphira Garey, told NBC4 that her son came to the park because his 12-year-old brother was being bullied by teens at the park
7/16/2019
Dear Tom Steyer, You Are a Creep and a Criminal. Solar Power kills SoCalGas employee, injures 15. House Explodes.
House explodes because solar power. A SoCalGas employee dies trying to fix the damage done by SOLAR POWER.
California media is going to bury this story. The story should be: Solar Power contractors operating outside established utility company protocols, lack of oversight, Tom Steyer is responsible for this.
California media is going to bury this story. The story should be: Solar Power contractors operating outside established utility company protocols, lack of oversight, Tom Steyer is responsible for this.
7/12/2019
7/11/2019
More evidence of the demon vortex on this stretch of road
https://abc7.com/video-chp-officer-stuns-man-in-middle-of-215-freeway/5386754/
The incident began Tuesday morning when the driver of a white pickup truck suddenly stopped in busy traffic on the southbound 215 in Perris.
7/09/2019
7/04/2019
The most patriotic earthquake on record
I was watching this episode of Judge Mablean:
6:24 "Ugh these Americans is horny." (in a Russian accent)
6/26/2019
6/25/2019
Was he trying to make a People of Wal Mart Video?
"I said help, help, no one did anything, ..."https://abc7.com/man-grabs-woman-takes-upskirt-photo-in-perris-walmart/5362719/
In defense of WalMart:
Exhibit A:
Fireworks Display on Fire Inside Wal Mart
6/23/2019
6/22/2019
Homeless crisis and lack of oversight. You're gonna need a bigger boat Yacht Company
The highlight of this ridiculous story is how affronted the news crew is that the tenants didn't tidy up before they barged in with the cameras. "Oh My Word there's clutter and clothes piled up." They act like they're now suffering from PTSD for having to go inside.
Newsman: "This is horrifying. My clothes don't touch in the closet. Everything has a 2 inch space between. I'll never recover seeing those heaps of clothes on the floor. I need a vacation."
"at least three complaints filed against the owner, Creative Investment Group in Burbank."https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2019/06/21/south-la-building-housing-40-people-evacuated-due-to-horrible-living-conditions/
Click for:creative investment group limited information
6/21/2019
Why is it so easy to steal and hide money within the California Education System?
Suspected of Embezzlement
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2019-06-20/former-california-schools-official-suspected-of-embezzlement
(non-existent oversight)
https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/crime_courts/2018/08/20/desert-hot-springs-school-employee-embezzled-300-000-police-say/1044442002/
$1.5 Billion stashed away and they wanted more
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2019-06-20/audit-says-csu-stashed-away-15-billion-and-raised-tuition
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2019-06-20/former-california-schools-official-suspected-of-embezzlement
(non-existent oversight)
https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/crime_courts/2018/08/20/desert-hot-springs-school-employee-embezzled-300-000-police-say/1044442002/
$1.5 Billion stashed away and they wanted more
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2019-06-20/audit-says-csu-stashed-away-15-billion-and-raised-tuition
6/19/2019
6/16/2019
6/15/2019
Nataly Buhr graduation speech about hating San Ysidro High School
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/high-school-graduation-speech-valedictorian-nataly-buhr-san-ysidro-slams-teacher-alcoholism-san-diego-2019-06-15/
Her poorly thought out attack should have made the school respond by: Shredding her diploma, and including if we didn't do anything for you find another High School to sign your diploma. Have her parents pay back the property owners that funded her worthless education.
Her poorly thought out attack should have made the school respond by: Shredding her diploma, and including if we didn't do anything for you find another High School to sign your diploma. Have her parents pay back the property owners that funded her worthless education.
6/14/2019
6/12/2019
6/10/2019
Drunk Drivers create havoc for self driving vehicles.
U.S.P.S semi-truck driver dies on California freeway
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/usps-semi-driver-killed-in-oc-22-freeway-crash/
U.S.P.S using self driving trucks
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/this-autonomous-truck-test-was-boring-and-thats-what-the-usps-wanted/
This article sounds like this program just started. I've been told by U.S.P.S truck drivers they've been running a pilot program driving them since late 2017.
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/usps-semi-driver-killed-in-oc-22-freeway-crash/
U.S.P.S using self driving trucks
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/this-autonomous-truck-test-was-boring-and-thats-what-the-usps-wanted/
This article sounds like this program just started. I've been told by U.S.P.S truck drivers they've been running a pilot program driving them since late 2017.