Antioch is located in the East Bay region of the Marxist San Francisco Bay Area, with a population over 110,000 it’s an old town but in recent years it’s decay is fast and sharp ,in this video I’m walking some shopping centers and the most desolated downtown I have ever been to, brace yourself for this video.
(The Center Square) – California just filed its 2021-2022 audited financial statement, 350 days past the filing deadline. In its filing, the state admits that COVID-era unemployment fraud cost the state $29 billion that must be paid back to the federal government, and that in 2022, the state had $256 billion more in liabilities than it had in unrestricted resources.
After accounting for restricted resources, such as purpose-specific state trust funds and bonds, the state still owed $55 billion more than it had.
California currently faces a $73 billion deficit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, to which the Democratic legislature has responded with a proposal to cut this year’s budget by $2.1 billion and a proposal to spend $12 billion, or half the state’s rainy day fund.
With the state reducing 2023 jobs growth from 325,000 to just 50,000, revenues are likely to be much lower than expected.
With a significant expansion of benefits, including expanding taxpayer-funded MediCal to all illegal immigrants, and a major shift in illegal immigration from heavily-enforced Texas to California instead, state expenditures could end up being higher than expected.
Marxist Democrats (with the help of many spineless Republicans) created a Golden Police State here in Commiefornia.
Unconstitutional Lockdowns of businesses and churches
Forced Masking
Closing of schools
Virtual House Arrest of the entire state
Forced Killshots of the Sheeple
And the Sheeple reward their Marxist Dear Leader with another term as their Dictator.
California Becomes a Marxist Shithole
In other words, nothing is changing
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A “COVID Compliance Team” will be activated to “reeducate” businesses
(Summit News) - Unsurprisingly, San Francisco will put into place a government vaccine mandate, meaning no one, including employees, will be able to enter bars, restaurants, gyms, or theatres without having taken the shot.
A negative COVID test or proof of natural immunity will not be an option.
As of August 20th (October 13th for employees), the only way to engage in a social life in the city will be to have been vaccinated.
A “COVID compliance team” will be activated to “reeducate” businesses, according to reports, but the enforcement will be down to business owners.
ABC 7 News reports:
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During a portion of a statement on the county reinstituting its mask mandate broadcast on LA’s KNBC on Thursday, Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis stated that requiring everyone, regardless of whether or not they are vaccinated to wear a mask indoors is “much easier and universal and makes this a normal practice again,” and will hopefully lead to lower coronavirus numbers.
Davis said, “Our hope is that, with continued vaccination of people, as well as with masking by everyone indoors, which is much easier and universal and makes this a normal practice again, that we won’t see continued increases in the cases and we’ll start to start to see lower numbers.”
COVID Concentration Camps Being Built
Führer Newsom Barks:
"How dare you try to feed your children"
Bravely putting their lives on the line to protect the public from hair stylists serving customers, police in Stockton, CA, raided Pomp Salon just before Christmas and ordered the place to close, as it been operating in defiance of Governor Newsom’s shutdown orders.
“About five armed state police officers burst into our salon shouting drop everything you’re doing. Stop, you’re being shut down,” salon co-owner Vicki Kirk told ABC 10 news.
The police were following orders from the California Department of Consumer Affairs, which apparently has law enforcement powers, and issued three misdemeanor citations to the salon through its Investigate Division.
Kirk tells FOX 40 news that “it was like a drug raid”:
“They burst into our salon and they treated it like a drug raid,” Kirk told FOX40.
The officers from the enforcement division of the Department of Consumer Affairs tried to cool tempers as shouting and expletives occurred.
The Board of Barbering and Cosmetology issued a statement that said violations of the emergency order could involve the removal of licenses from barbershops and salons.
“The Board strongly encourages licensees, as well as the public, to comply with the applicable Regional Stay-at-Home orders to slow the spread of COVID-19,” the statement read, in part.
But the owners of Pomp said salons are not spreading the virus and cited contact tracing numbers showing infection more much more likely to spread in businesses that are allowed to remain open.
“If there were any evidence that we should close, we would close, absolutely. There is virtually zero evidence to support the closure of our industry,” Ballin claimed.
“I just want to earn a living and we all want to do it safely,” Kirk said. “We have strict safety protocols here, and we will continue to do so.”
The couple said they believed they were singled out because they are outspoken critics of how lockdown rules are applied, citing health protocol violations by the governor and other officials.
The salon is thankful for the outpouring of support:
Posted by Pomp Salon on Sunday, December 27, 2020
The San Joaquin County District Attorneys office has announced that they were not involved in this raid and will not proceed with charges against the salon, as these were state actors and not county or city officers.
Stockton has one of the highest rates of crime in the nation, and the city of just over 300,000 recently logged its 53rd shooting for the year. Nice to see the police focusing on the real crimes of salons opening.
(eeventonline.com) - Just when we think we’ve heard it all about California Warden Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “ill-advised” outing to The French Laundry a few weeks ago, well, we haven’t. For people who aren’t familiar with Napa, for all intents and purposes the entire county is one small town (my family first settled in that area in the 1890’s, though they all moved south about 40 years later).
The locals all know each other, and don’t always have the best impression of the outsiders who jet in for the weekend to take advantage of the “quaint” lifestyle. Think of it as the Hamptons of the West Coast.
When weekenders who happen to be a little famous are rude and dismissive to the locals, whether a chef or a shop owner or even the lowly wait staff or hotel janitors, all of the locals know about it. When the weekender happens to be the Governor, and he’s out dining with a large party of lobbyists and special interest group execs in the middle of a pandemic, breaking his own rules, then lies about it when he’s caught, well, there’s no way that all of the details don’t eventually come out.
After photos of the dinner were released last week, other attendees – including two executives from the California Medical Association – were quickly identified.
The (very) occasional voice of reason among Democrats in California, San Francisco’s Willie Brown, took Newsom to task in his weekly San Francisco Chronicle column on Saturday, with his last line being the chef’s kiss, if you will (emphasis added):
I’M NOT SURE WHICH IS THE BIGGER “STORY,” NEWSOM BREAKING HIS OWN RULES OR LAUGHING IT UP WITH HIGH-TICKET LOBBYISTS IN ONE OF THE MOST WELL-KNOWN AND EXPENSIVE RESTAURANTS IN THE COUNTRY.
AND BY THE WAY, I HEAR THE WINE BILL WAS $12,000.
Whoa. Whoa!
If there were eight people there, or even 10, that’s more than $1,000 of wine per person. Just how did these people get home? We know Newsom said he arrived late and that he drove there.
On Monday journalist Adam Housley, who hails from Yountville, where The French Laundry is located, had a few more things to say about the wine bill, the number of attendees, and whether the party was held indoors or outdoors.
24-7 COVID Fear Porn
Los Angeles County has decided to shut down all dining at restaurants, bars and breweries for at least the next three weeks.
Los Angeles County has decided to shut down all dining at restaurants, breweries, bars and wineries beginning on Wednesday. The ban is set to last for the next three weeks.
The county decided to shut down dining because of the recent surge in COVID-19 cases.MUST SEE VIDEO
COVID "cases" are a lie
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CALIFORNIA DRINKS THE KOOL-AID
Idiot Voters Still Back Marxist
Democrats Who Put Them Under:
House Arrest
Shut Down Their Businesses
Drove Them into Poverty
Abolished Thanksgiving
Moron Leftist California voters would rather live in the poverty and fear of the COVID Police State than cast a simple protest vote for Trump.
That Sinking Feeling
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(Zerohedge) - A new report confirms what we've been talking about since the early days (read: here) of the virus pandemic, that is, an exodus out of major cities.
According to real estate analytics company Zumper, the exodus, out of San Francisco has been so great, that the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment collapsed more than 20% in September from a year ago to $2,830. Month over month, September rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the city fell by 7%.
Referring to the plunge in rent prices in San Francisco, Zumper said:
"Not only is this drop among the largest yearly decreases Zumper has ever recorded in our history of tracking rental prices, but it was also the first time the median 1-bed price in San Francisco was priced below $3000. These combined trends show just how drastically the market has changed in the nation's most expensive city to rent."
Zumper CEO Anthemos Georgiades, who was quoted by CNBC, said a flood of supply is hitting the market:
"Some renters may be inclined to move to the suburbs to get more space, as the Covid-19 pandemic spurred companies to close offices and allow employees to work from home. Facebook and Google, for example, have told employees they can work remotely at least through next summer," Georgiades said.
The virus-induced downturn, resulting in the collapse of small businesses citywide, the decimation of low-income households, and high-unemployment, is forcing many folks across the metro area to downsize or move to less expensive areas. He said wildfires and hazardous air conditions were some other reasons for "tipping the balance about their medium-term location choices."
Social unrest and the rise of violent crime have made many folks uncomfortable about raising a family in the dangerous metro area. Many are moving to rural communities of the Bay Area, from Marin County to Napa wine country and south to Monterey's Carmel Valley.
Georgiades said it could take years for San Francisco real estate to heal from its pandemic wounds
Newsome Drags California To Hell
(Houston Chronicle) - Another 870,000 Americans sought new unemployment benefits last week, as the pandemic’s economic impacts continued to spread pain.
More than 230,000 claims were in California, which now has stopped accepting new applications for two weeks while it revamps a struggling benefits system — a change that is likely to temporarily skew the state’s job-loss numbers.
Besides regular claims, 630,080 people applied for new pandemic benefits for self-employed people, including 99,824 in California, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor.
California claims for the week accounted for more than a quarter of the national totals — far beyond the state’s 12% share of the U.S. population, which economists attribute to the state’s early and prolonged shutdown, as well as its heavy reliance on travel and tourism.
California has 1.6 million pending claims that it will not resolve until late January, according to the report, which said the backlog is now growing by 10,000 claims a day.
“EDD has failed the people it serves in almost every imaginable way,” said Assemblymember David Chiu, D-San Francisco, in a statement.
