State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the ongoing federal government shutdown, the recent shake up in the transportation department, foreign policy issues, and voting.

Accidental Quincy shooting. Early voting in Quincy. Quincy marching band competition.

Accidental shooting in Quincy. Early voting begins in Quincy. Quincy band in regional competition.

Patients regain their vision with Stanford's new technology, PG&E eyes growth potential in San Jose amidst rising electricity demand, Santa Rosa police make arrests in Condor Club manager's killing, and Richmond teachers plan for a possible strike with an art event.

Ballot question denied. MCAS error. Woodward fundraiser.

The UK’s #1 ranked panning lawyer, Simon Ricketts, joins the podcast to discuss the Government’s package of support for housebuilding in London.In the latest episode of Concilio’s Better Places Podcast we were joined by the UK’s #1 ranked Planning Lawyer, Simon Ricketts, to discuss the Government and Sadiq Khan’s announcement of 23rd October on a series of measures that can support housebuilding in London. The housing crisis in London is real, with Molior reporting that private construction

Trump ends trade talks with Canada leading to tariff disputes, Ontario premier announces plans to phase out tariffs. San Jose business offers assistance to families at risk of losing SNAP benefits, Oakland mayor announces federal surge called off. Stanford prepares to face No. 9 Miami, Muir Woods reopens thanks to donations amidst government shutdown. Warriors fall short against Blazers despite a strong performance from Steph Curry, Santa Clara County maintains vigilance despite ICE reprieve.

Join us as Larry Tucker discusses his transition to Clinton's economic scene. Learn about his strategic approach to fostering local businesses and industries, and how Clinton's proactive leadership sets the town apart from others. Hear about upcoming projects that promise to enhance Clinton’s economic landscape, and discover Larry’s vision for capital investment and job creation in the community.

Episode NotesBrookline.News editor Sam Mintz and Brookline Interactive Group executive director Jessica Smyser talk about the latest news in Brookline, including a new form of surveillance, a No Kings rally in Coolidge Corner, and a Brookline boy's rise to start a successful shaving company.

Energy Landscape of Virginia Episode 22 | Logging and Biomass Energy Production. Joe Lerch visits the Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative (NOVEC) Halifax County Biomass plant to learn how biomass energy production contributes to the health of Virginia’s forests and the environment. The episode begins with a conversation with plant manager Mike Davis and Palmer Dugger of L.P. Dugger Logging followed up with a tour of the facility. Where to find out more about topics covered in this episode....

2 workers injured. Raise lawsuits combined. Statue lawsuit appealed.

Trump's decision to call off federal deployment in San Francisco, clashes between protesters and agents in the Bay Area, Halloween celebrations at downtown San Jose bars, a grant received by Santa Clara County Youth Science Institute, opposition march against Trump's immigration policy, initiatives to tackle mental health crisis among Asian American men, and SF Giants' Gilbert praising new manager Vitello.

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain reacts to the mayor's presentation on the city's debt and finances.

The first segment in our 2025 Domestic Violence Awareness Month series, this week focusing on Safe Haven - serving the greater Waterbury region. Find out how Safe haven is there for you if you are a victim and need support making a safe break toward a violence and abuse-free next chapter for you and your children.

For the People is bringing in a Connecticut DOT representative to remind you that your voice matters when creating a safer, more accessible transportation network for all Connecticut residents and visitors alike. Learn about the development of a statewide Active Transportation Plan and where you can show up in the coming days to help make it even better.

Check out our conversation with Marine, author and Fairfield University Professor Phil Klay about the opportunities for fellow veterans interested in creative writing - and what the university offers to those who served, or anyone interested in its unique MFA program.

Stay up to date with the latest news from the Bay Area, including the ranking of children's hospitals, a father-son rescue at sea, upcoming arts shows and concerts, a new housing project at a San Jose bus depot, debates over Amazon delivery center robots, San Francisco mayor's response to federal agents' deployment, and State Sen. Scott Wiener's entrance into a congressional race.

Join us for a deep dive into the mission and heart of Clinton Women's Outreach Ministry with Margie Graham and Vicki Jackson. Discover the story behind their annual Free Women's Conference, a trusting initiative to unite communities under the love of God. Together, Margie and Vicki share their journeys and the divine inspiration that fuels this generous event at the Benson Center every year.