California Bay Area city considers ordinance blocking local resources from supporting Trump mass deportations
The Redwood, California, City Council voted 4-3 in favor of asking staff to draft an ordinance that would limit the city's cooperation with immigration authorities. “Council voted 4-3 to direct staff to enact an ordinance restricting the use of city resources to work with ICE as a future agenda item in the first quarter of […]
Florida city council changes mind on paying to repair Tampa Bay Rays’ ballpark after hurricane ripped roof off
Just hours after voting to finance renovations to the Tampa Bay Rays' home, the St. Petersburg City Council reversed course. The Rays will now pay their divisional rival, the New York Yankees, $15 million to play their regular season home games at their spring training stadium in New York. That will be the Rays' only […]
Floridians sign up for Obamacare unsure if program will survive under Trump – Tampa Bay Times
More than 12 million Americans received health insurance through the Affordable Care Act in 2017, when a Republican bill to repeal it fell two votes short in the Senate. That's all 21.4 million Americans currently have insurance Through the Federal Marketplace Program, the program's future is once again in doubt with Donald Trump's return to […]
Tampa Bay Rays stadium damaged by Hurricane Milton will cost nearly $56M to repair
The Tampa Bay Rays baseball team is working to secure a new stadium for game day after their home field, Tropicana Field, was destroyed in Hurricane Milton. An assessment released Tuesday by the city of St. Petersburg estimates it will cost about $55.7 million to complete the renovations by 2026. Associated Press. “The main structure […]
Exercise helps Alzheimer’s patient, 90, keep symptoms at bay
Six years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, 90-year-old Zelik (Zel) Bocknek refuses to slow down, believing an active lifestyle is the key to controlling his symptoms. Mr. Bockneck, a former business executive from Toronto, Ont., was 84 years old when he began experiencing minor memory loss, such as forgetting the days of the week […]
JD Vance Pours Beers for Green Bay Packers Fans at Wisconsin Bar
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) visited a bar in Wisconsin on Sunday and was seen pouring beer for Green Bay Packers fans. Officials said Vance was seen greeting Packers fans at Crawl's West Bar and Grill in Ashwaubenon. video Taylor Van Kirk, Vance's national press secretary, posted on X. Cheers and shouts of “J.D. Vance!” could […]
Nearly half of Bay Area residents considered leaving in the next few years due to rising cost of homes: report
New report shows: Nearly half of Bay Area residents say they are considering moving out in the next few years due to rising costs of living and housing. According to a new poll from Bay Area News Group and Silicon Valley, 47% of Bay Area residents surveyed say they want to move outside the city […]
Residents explain why they fled the Bay Area: Homelessness was ‘just getting out of hand’
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The Electoral College keeps tyranny at bay
With election season in full swing, Democrats, including vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, are questioning the prominence of the Electoral College. “I think we all know we need to abolish the Electoral College.” Walz said at the fundraiser. The event was reportedly held at the home of California Governor Gavin Newsom. Many Democrats describe the […]
Mask mandates return in San Francisco Bay Area for health care facilities
In the deep blue heart of California's San Francisco Bay Area, mask mandates are being reinstated for a limited time during cold and flu season. With winter approaching, several Bay Area counties recently issued health orders mandating the wearing of masks in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and other health care settings, beginning Nov. 1 and […]