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There is a hurricane in Cancun and heading to New Orleans. As if 2020 wasn't a s***storm already. In 1995, I was in Cancun for Hurricane Roxanne. While we were protected in the resorts on the "island," it was awful for those in less protected houses on the mainland. I fear for them now and of course those in Louisiana where it appears to be heading next. Obviously, this has already been a miserable year for Cancun and Cozumel not unlike the Florida resort towns. It sounds like the federaly stimulus assistance to state and local governments is no longer being discussed, meaning big triggered cuts to California effective next week. For K-14 education, they are deferrals (something I architected for community colleges), but for lots of other local governments, it's big cuts. COVID-19: Rep. Salud Carbujal (D-Santa Barbara) came forward yesterday and blames Utah Senator Mike Lee, reports Jeremy B. White for Politico. More after the jump! MONEY MATTERS: Independent expenditures:
COVID-19: -The numbers: 33 more Californians reportedly lost their lives to COVID-19 yesterday, bringing the total to 16,179. -Reopening: Today is the weekly announcement of changes to county tier status for reopening. Already, Los Angeles County has announced it won't be moving to red to orange reports Alex Wigglesworth in the Times.
Meanwhile, while allowed to be open with 25% capacity or 100 (whichever is fewer) in Sacramento and other red counties and 50% in orange and yellow counties, Regal Cinemas appears to be temporarily shutting all theaters across the country beginning Friday. For some reason, even with the governmental seal of approval, people aren't clamoring to go to the movies, particularly since none people want to see are being released this year. WILDFIRES: -The numbers: Currently, 29 fatalities have been tallied and 7,776 structures destroyed or damaged in the Caliifornia fires. Five of the state's 20 largest fires in California history have occurred in 2020, with 3,754,729 acres burned statewide. (The statewide structures and acreage numbers are updated occasionally and not necessarily daily like the individual fires.) Here are the biggest currently burning and under Cal Fire management, followed by those finalized.
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