@blockgreg was a mentor & a trusted source during my time as the news editor of The Daily Aztec. He taught me about how to build relationships, ask the tough questions & keep digging. I am sending love and light to his family and his community. He changed my life & my career.
San Diego lost a truly great man this weekend with the passing of @blockgreg. He was someone who cared deeply about his family, his neighborhood and his city. My deepest condolences to @RachelLaing and the rest of his family, friends and everyone touched by his passing.
An interesting dive into the idea of participatory budgeting in Sacramento. Residents from underserved neighborhoods could get a say in how city dollars are spent.
https://t.co/P8DZdmOuXM
"The pandemic has left millions of Californians without jobs, food or money for next month’s rent. Meanwhile, the state’s many billionaires got richer."
This is some sobering data from @CalMatters.
https://t.co/cwGn19Hm8X
"Collapse" is a scary word in a headline about your own organization.
The sliver of positive is that NPR's podcasts and other digital offerings continue to grow, and will be a big part of NPR's future.
https://t.co/SM5jXhg80a
It's the Comet #NEOWISE, captured at 10:30 last night in the northeastern wilds of Sonoma County by ace photographer Tom Reynolds! #WondersOfNature#FireInTheSky
.@GavinNewsom "When are we going to see some of these stay-at-home orders lifted?"
Asked, not answered.
Says decisions will likely fall to local officials on when to lift orders.
'We’re 6 feet apart, but at least we’re there together doing something for the community:' Petaluma volunteers help feed hundreds of their neighbors during coronavirus pandemic.
https://t.co/kehSIJkEhj