A group of landlords challenged the moratorium and argued that the CDC had no authority to impose the restriction. The nation’s landlords were estimated to be losing as much as $19 billion a month.
Biden, who turns 79 this month, was not seen in public on Thursday. Many noticed on Wednesday at the summit that the President coughed repeatedly during a press conference, appeared to be tired, and was even caught dozing off during the event.
“If you’re going to defund and destroy a police department as their mayor then attend a highly respected officer’s funeral, perhaps do not continue to disrespect that officer’s family, friends, and other officers by falling asleep.”
Since the fiscal year 2016–17, San Francisco has spent over $2.8 billion on homelessness, but year after year, the number of homeless in the city continues to spike.
These buildings have turned into human dumping grounds and magnets for crime, attracting ruthless Venezuelan gang members and are quickly becoming a blight on the community.
A California school board member, during a recent meeting, compared reopening schools during the COVID pandemic to “white supremacist ideology” and “slavery.”
Residents of the top listed cities that were already outrageously expensive to live in are now also dealing with COVID-19, spiking crime and ongoing civil unrest.
The Post Millennial has learned that 121 officers have left SPD in 2022 and the department is projecting a total loss of 183 officers by year’s end.
The 2020-2021 school year saw over 40,000 students leave the system, while forecasting showed the loss of over another 1,400 students for 2021-2022.
“California has become a safe haven for criminals. Violence is skyrocketing and criminals are well aware that they can commit crimes with little to no consequence.”