According to this page: https://www.highspeedinternet.com/ca/fremont

Earthlink(!)
AT&T
EIN (never heard of 'em)
Sail (never heard of 'em either)

Offer fiber internet service to some percentage of Fremont.

Way to say absolutely nothing about what the show is about, while featuring none of the cast.

I can’t say I’d look forward to watching that every week to get me into the mood for the show.

It’s to explain why some of our local gas stations are fenced up.

I’ve encountered 2 of them just this week.

They’re still listed as open, but when I arrived, they were fenced.

(Sausalito Vice Mayor Melissa Blaustein said) "The problem we’re really dealing with here is that these systems were designed in World War II,” she said. “The way our flood levels have changed, the way our sea levels have changed, just the way the general infrastructure has aged, they’re not sufficient for the times we’re living in.”

Either protect what they have, or the people and businesses have to become climate refugees.

Please vote Yes on the transit tax initiative in November!

Corps bought 26% of all affordable home sales in the country last quarter

Insufficient new housing construction, CEQA abuse and local zoning limits on building multifamily structures too.

I don’t think that’s the right question…

The proposal(s) wouldn’t force the corporates to sell, but would take them out of the competition for affordable homes.

That would open up the opportunity to build wealth by increasing the number of first time home buyers, whom the corps were competing against for lower priced homes.

Corporate landlords have pluses and minuses, particularly in a high cost market like California.

But by keeping corporate landlords out, the number of first time home buyers should go up, because that’s reduced competition for the most affordable homes.

I’m sure that our perception of “cold” is far from other places that get snow, freezing rain, etc too!

But yeah, 46C: Yowch!

Russian submarine and other military vessels were nearby.

Krasnov’s actions to maintain power were pre approved by the Kremlin.

Picardo’s lookin’ stylish in that hat!

Ugh. Get that right wing rag outta here!

Now, on Feb. 6, they’ll reopen the estate. Visitors willing to make the trek to Chiles Valley — and who make a prior appointment — can tour the vineyards and the caves, then sit down for a guided tasting of estate Zinfandels, with tasting prices starting at $125. The Browns hope it will help them connect with more people, and make it clear that they are recluses no more.

Having full reservoirs is never a bad thing, but it’s the snowpack that actually gets us through summer.

I’m eagerly awaiting news about that.

Allowing people to be anything other than corporate wage slaves would be socialism.

Oddly enough, the article doesn’t mention the possibility that criminal gangs will start taking over where there isn’t strong government.

And wherever there’s gangs, drug trafficking infrastructure quickly follows, which would backfire on Trump’s flimsy excuse for the invasion.

Or Mexico, or China, for supplying drug precursor chemicals.

Nope, it’s desperation by Trump to distract from his low popularity polling, by using the “Wag The Dog” “wartime president” strategy.

That, combined with his Republican American corporate backers taking over Venezuelan oil to boost their declining profits.

How about my historical right to life and liberty to not be killed or threatened by random armed individuals?

The error was limited solely to how expiration dates were calculated for some of California’s non-citizen residents with legal presence, the agency said.