Thank you for putting together the questions and answers from our candidates. Some good ideas across the board and feel our community interests are at heart by all.
Governor Newsom's speeches and statements highlighted the importance of collaboration between the state and local governments to address the underlying causes of homelessness. But rather than "collaborate" the financial component with the cities, Newsom prioritizes scarce taxpayer funds to such frivolous projects as the High Speed Rail (to nowhere), Highway Beautification Projects, California's Cap-and-Trade Program (which imposes unnecessary costs on businesses and consumers). Furthermore, he directed the cities to resolve the crisis on their own with little assistance from the State. Addressing homelessness and unaffordable housing must first start with sacrificing State projects and reappropriating those funds to the cities and municipalities.
Yes, but that is sponsored by Indian Cove Neighbors and is private to the Indian Cove and Sherman Highlands neighborhoods. Email indiancoveneighbors@gmail.com for information.
Thank you for putting together the questions and answers from our candidates. Some good ideas across the board and feel our community interests are at heart by all.
Governor Newsom's speeches and statements highlighted the importance of collaboration between the state and local governments to address the underlying causes of homelessness. But rather than "collaborate" the financial component with the cities, Newsom prioritizes scarce taxpayer funds to such frivolous projects as the High Speed Rail (to nowhere), Highway Beautification Projects, California's Cap-and-Trade Program (which imposes unnecessary costs on businesses and consumers). Furthermore, he directed the cities to resolve the crisis on their own with little assistance from the State. Addressing homelessness and unaffordable housing must first start with sacrificing State projects and reappropriating those funds to the cities and municipalities.
hello, is there still a Q&A tomorrow?
Yes, but that is sponsored by Indian Cove Neighbors and is private to the Indian Cove and Sherman Highlands neighborhoods. Email indiancoveneighbors@gmail.com for information.
oh, that's why i couldn't find it. thanks!