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Tag: Public Safety

Voters Know CA Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Troubles Began Before Pandemic

March 14, 2021   4:03 pmMarch 14, 2021   4:32 pm
A more contrite-sounding California Gov. Gavin Newsom is now acknowledging some of his mistakes in the handling of the coronavirus pandemic, however, he still doesn’t understand that it’s much more than the pandemic snafus that are fueling the RecallGavin2020 movement....
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How to Fix Police Low Staffing Issues? Nix Mandatory Minimum (Safe) Staffing

November 10, 2020   2:23 amNovember 9, 2020   3:35 pm
Law enforcement agencies institute and maintain minimum safe staffing levels because public safety is too important not to. That means not only having enough personnel on duty to handle an ordinary day but also to be prepared for anomalies: home-invasion...
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Law-Abiding Californians Still Under Lockdown Restrictions While Convicts Released

August 8, 2020   11:12 am
While California is still under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s statewide lockdown and restrictions of most businesses, and wearing masks is mandatory, convicted criminals are being released from prisons. By the end of August, 18,000 convicts will have been released. A total...
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California to Release 18,000 Convicted Criminals by End of August

July 16, 2020   6:52 amJuly 16, 2020   6:57 am
While California is in another statewide lockdown of most businesses, and wearing masks is mandatory, Gov. Gavin Newsom is releasing convicted criminals from prisons and jails. “Estimates of 8,000 inmates could be eligible for release by end of August, in...
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Powerful Public Sector Unions, Public Safety Compensation, and Actual Public Safety

February 25, 2020   6:45 pmFebruary 25, 2020   7:27 pm
Public sector unions are by far the most powerful special interest in California. And they are united in their goal to pay themselves as much or more than public agencies can afford, which shields unionized public servants from the worst...
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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Homeless Public Sleeping Ban Case

December 18, 2019   2:13 amDecember 17, 2019   8:58 pm
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Martin vs. City of Boise on Monday, reducing the power that police in cities such as Los Angeles and San Francisco have in stopping homeless people from staying in public areas. An Idaho...
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Governor Newsom Adds New Oil And Natural Gas Extraction Regulations

November 20, 2019   3:08 pm
Governor Gavin Newsom added new regulations on natural gas fracking and oil drilling Tuesday, while also calling for the closure of some facilities. New regulations As of Wednesday, gas companies engaging in fracking, the process where gas wells are drilled...
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