My recent commentary in the LJ Light.
Guest commentary: Good to see business picking up in La Jolla, but quality-of-life problems are, too https://t.co/JFxMWL97Yl
@mclanea
California's state courts voted today to resume processing eviction and foreclosure cases on Sept. 1
And the U.S. Senate has adjourned through Labor Day without a coronavirus relief deal
All eyes on Gov. @GavinNewsom and the Legislature to figure things out in the next 18 days
@GavinNewsom Between 4.1 million and 5.4 million tenants in California could be at risk of eviction in the coming months per one analysis of job losses and rent burdens.
Here's our overview of what CA tenants and landlords might be facing
https://t.co/ZQL2so75CY
Passengers on a flight from Dallas to Newark were ordered back to their assigned seats after — in an attempt to gain more social distance —they moved to empty rows. They were told they had not paid for exit row seats, which are more expensive. https://t.co/3kuLPEa49p
Governor @GavinNewsom announces the following sectors must close indoor operations ahead of Fourth of July weekend in 19 different counties.
San Diego County is not on the list.
Newsom cited fear of coronavirus and said it is "to keep you safe."
@vosdscott@PadreDeCuatro The purpose of the cartoon is to elicit reactions and trigger thought. It worked. And, for the record, this is a real issue economists are thinking about today. How do you support workers (good goal) while maintaining incentives to work (another good goal)? Always a balance.
The San Diego City Council has voted 8-to-1 to extend the city’s moratorium on commercials and residential evictions until June 30th.
https://t.co/W5rfRbGWyV