Tony Bennet’s heart is in San Francisco. If he was still alive, I would have encouraged to him pick it up as quickly as possible.
San Fran is about to hit the skids more than it famously has over the past few years.
Residents of the City by the Bay are getting old. They continue to keep the same lunatics in charge of their asylum. Local businessmen are launching a marketing campaign to solve the problems of the area. If this is not the best example for whistling at the graveyard, it will do until there is another idea.
Moore will likely set up a drug bazaar somewhere else. He will probably open a drug market somewhere else.
In an email sent to constituents on Friday, Connie Chan, the Supervisor, said that a team was sent to confront Moore and to tell him to clear out his structures.
In recent American history, it is difficult to remember a time when our major cities experienced such rapid decline. Crime rates are on the rise. Housing prices are skyrocketing. Pirates commit crimes in Oakland’s harbor.
At least the impeccably dressed Governor Newsom has time to travel to Israel.
Before five years ago I only heard good things about San Francisco. Although I had not been there, I based my opinions on what other people said. I was told that it is a beautiful place and a must-see destination.
Sounds like it will take more Nash Bridges than steroids to clean the city. The situation is only going to worsen.
I was convinced by this article to never go to the city bay.
San Francisco Mayor ordered departments like police and public health to submit budget reductions of up to $200 million by next week. The mayor of San Francisco has ordered departments such as police and public health to submit budget cuts of up to $206 million before next week. Public health could also lose $25,9million.
According to official figures, the fire department must propose a reduction in the amount of $10.5 million to meet the Mayor’s requirements. The Municipal Transport Agency (MTA), which is in ruins, will also have to make savings of around $15.5 million.
In an October 11 letter, Mayor London Breed ordered departments to make major budget cuts to avoid San Francisco’s $500 million deficit by 2025.
The radical shifts in direction by Breed are an embarrassment. After just three months she is forced to scrape off the $14.6 billion budget approved by her. Department heads will have to submit their proposals until Thursday, October 26th.
The “doom loop” spirals into economic collapse.
In less than 20 years, how is it possible that one of America’s wealthiest cities has been destroyed? If I looked up the numbers, it would probably have happened within a decade. But let’s not be so generous.
Answer:
It’s impossible to explain why this once proud city has fallen into such a mess.
Leaders from San Francisco and California will use any stupid, crazy idea that a professor in an American college with a mental illness has come up with to run their area into the ground.
Nancy Pelosi, the beloved “Sanfran Nan”, is synonymous with San Francisco. Pelosi has been representing this area since 1987. This means that she has witnessed this once great American City completely tear itself apart over the past 36 years.
Pelosi and others like her would not hesitate to accuse others of San Francisco’s decline.
Nancy Pelosi and Paul Pelosi have a lot of money, and Nancy’s position in the House of Representatives serves her and her family very well.
Why can’t these results send the city into a spiral?
My Californian friends have always teased me that I wouldn’t stay more than a couple of days in the state if I visited it because earthquakes are common.
In an earthquake, we don’t feel the earth shaking and need to cover ourselves. A tornado, flood, or winter snowstorm is possible, but there is usually plenty of time for preparation.
I will visit California less often if ever, as there is no need to go to San Francisco, or the streets that Monk used when solving many of his crimes.
It would be sad for me to visit a city where so many people had nice memories and spoke highly of it. Then I would compare this to the depravity that the city tolerates on a daily basis.
San Francisco is in an unfortunate state and budget cuts threaten to destroy it. There would be no doubt if Tony Bennett were still alive and his heart was there.
