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¡Buenos dias! Well, that was a crappy World Series game. Game 5 is at 5:08 tonight. Bad scheduling for the Rams, who host the Bears at 5:15. The PG&E public safety power shutoffs have been reduced by from the original 466,000 to 386,000 as the weather looks a bit better in the Santa Rosa area although parts of the North Bay are still forecasted to be shut off as early as this morning. Here is the current county/city list and map. It's another weekend of misery for restaurants, wineries, and hotels in Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino counties. Many vineyards were a waste this year as smoke enveloped the berries and there are few visitors. COVID-19: California lost 26 more persons yesterday for a total of 17,343 and now has more than 900,000 positive cases. The numbers from the last few days are not encouraging so lets hope it is just a data fluke.
-Alameda County: In the Chron, Bryan Mena reports on the reopening of restaurants in Alameda County.
THE VOTE: Here is the latest from Political Data's ballot tracker. Top-line is 21,508,716 ballots were mailed, with a breakdown of Dem: 43.4%, Rep: 24.2%, and NPP/other: 29.4%. Thus far, 6,500,191 have been returned (29%). Partisan breakdown of returned ballots is:
The PDI site has breakdowns by congressional and state legislative districts (click "Select for Filters") and a list of the top 25 districts searched. BALLOT BUCKS: In the Bee, Jeong Park reports on the big dough being spent in favor of Proposition 22.
SD37 (Anaheim Hills-Irvine-OC beach cities): The Register's Brooke Staggs takes a look at the hot contest between Senator John M.W. Moorlach and Dave Min. cakeday and classifieds after the jump... CAKEDAY: Happy birthday to Angelica Gonzalez! ClassifiedsAdd your classified now both in The Nooner and online for $50/week or $150/month by emailing scottlay@gmail.com, with a headline, a summary of up to 200 words, and what you'd like the end date to be. You can attach a PDF or provide a link for a bigger job description/info to apply. [Other advertising options]CCST Report Release: The Cost of Wildfires in California How do you put a price on the devastating impacts of wildfire in California? As California endures its most destructive wildfire season to date, a new study from the California Council on Science and Technology assesses what we do and do not know about the societal costs of wildfire impacts. The study’s steering committee chair Michael Wara of Stanford and the lead authors will discuss the report’s findings and recommendations to help the state meet this challenge. Thurs, Oct 29, 12:30-1:30pm REGISTER. Legislative Analyst – The City of Ontario The City of Ontario is seeking a Legislative Analyst to play a critical role in navigating the City through the legislative process. This position will keep City officials up to date on pending and proposed legislation and any related issues that may impact City operations. In addition, the Legislative Analyst may assist the Assistant City Manager through attendance at meetings of federal, state, and local agencies, associations, organizations, committees, or other forums. Duties also include preparing statements of support or objection for proposed legislation and working with the City's state and federal lobbyists to craft successful strategies for legislative advocacy. Learn more and apply here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/ontario The McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific In addition to a well-respected JD, the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific, offers the Master of Public Administration (MPA) and the Master of Public Policy (MPP) degrees. Both full-time students and those earning a professional degree while working succeed in the program. Our focus on the interconnections of law, policy, management, and leadership provides unique competencies for your success. Students gain a foundation in statutory interpretation and skills in public policy making and implementation. Learn at a beautiful campus three miles from the State Capitol: California School Boards Association - Legislative Director CSBA is seeking a Legislative Director to lead our Governmental Relations team to shape legislative and political strategy for CSBA’s statewide agenda. You will act as a liaison between legislative, educational, and public communities. If you are interested in leading a team of legislative advocates to influence opinion in favor of public education, please apply through our website. Position is located in West Sacramento. Learn more and apply here: https://www.csba.org/About/Careers Offices available for sublease: Meridian Plaza Between 1-3 offices are available for sublease in the Meridian Plaza office building, 1415 L Street, two blocks from the Capitol. The offices are approximately 150 SF each. Internet, gym, partially furnished (desk, chair, bookcases) are included. 24/7/365 key card access; floor-ceiling windows facing Sierras; professional offices. One year lease preferred. $1,500 per office. Contact Jane at admin@stoneadvocacy.com or (415) 577-9734 with questions. Political Data Inc. For 30 Years PDI has been California’s premier data vendor. Now, you can get live online trainings on the newest PDI software every week: |
