#crime-and-public-safety

#crime-and-public-safety

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Salesforce founder Marc Benioff is doubling down on his support for President Trump - even welcoming National Guard troops in San Francisco. Benioff told the New York Times he would support President Trump sending troops to the city. MORE: A look at change in Silicon Valley as tech industry shifts to support Trump State Senator Scott Weiner reacted to Benioff's statement on X:

The gloomy mood that settled over the Bay Area in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic is finally showing signs of breaking. A new survey of residents across the region found nearly half agree the Bay Area is headed in the right direction, up from 38% last year and just 29% in 2023. The annual poll conducted by the Bay Area News Group and Joint Venture Silicon Valley, an economic think tank, seeks to capture the tenor of the times.

It's too much fun for him not to bait them, and he's doing it very effectively,

Now we're going to be coming to you for a small amount of money. We're going to beautify Washington. We're going to fix the roads, we're going to fix the medians. We're going to clean up the place. We're going to put new grass in all the parks. You don't know this. Grass has a life We have a life. It's so long. Guess what? It expired about 40 years ago in these parks.

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he will direct federal law enforcement intervention to combat crime in Chicago and Baltimore, despite staunch opposition from state and local officials in both cities. Asked by reporters in the Oval Office about sending National Guard troops to Chicago, Trump said, "We're going in," but added, "I didn't say when." "I have an obligation, the president said. "This isn't a political thing."

I want to make a rare note of gratitude to Governor Newsom, said Kennedy. He has surprised all of us and done something intelligent. You don't have to be a senior at Cal Tech to know that's in response to the [Donald] Trump administration's threat to send federal law enforcement officials, but look, I'll take it, he continued. If that's what it takes to get Governor Newsom to stop being a princess, I'll take that too.

We have our own separate endorsement process, and we will go through that process, a PBA spokesperson said in a statement.