The proposed 40-story tower at 444 W. Beech Street could permanently change the character and quality of life of San Diego's Little Italy neighborhood. The concerns extend beyond the building itself. Its height and scale could significantly affect sunlight, privacy, traffic, parking, pedestrian safety, and emergency access. The property's proximity to San Diego International Airport also raises important questions about aviation safety and applicable height restrictions. Construction could bring years of noise, dust, vibration, and disruption to surrounding homes and businesses. Once a building of this magnitude is constructed, its impacts cannot easily be reversed. Little Italy is more than a development opportunity. It is an established community where residents, businesses, and visitors share limited streets, public spaces, and infrastructure. Decisions made today will affect this neighborhood for generations. This is not about stopping development. It is about ensuring that development is responsible, appropriately scaled, and respects the people who live and work here. The community deserves transparency, meaningful participation, and a development proposal that addresses these concerns before moving forward. What happens at 444 W. Beech Street will help shape the future of Little Italy. Our community deserves a voice in that decision.

Why is it important? This is important because speeding cars put our children, pedestrians, and residents at risk. Since our neighborhood has no sidewalks, it is especially dangerous when drivers do not slow down around children. Installing speed bumps or other traffic-calming measures could help prevent accidents and make our neighborhood safer for everyone. Why should other people join you in your campaign for change? Others should join my campaign because the safety of our children and families affects the entire community. By coming together and speaking up, we can show local officials that this is a serious concern that needs attention. We should not have to wait for someone to get hurt before taking action. Together, we can work toward a safer neighborhood where children and residents can feel more secure.

This matters because Americans with severe, lifelong disabilities should have the same right to fall in love, get married, and build a life with someone they love without being financially punished for it. The Disabled Adult Child (DAC) marriage penalty does not affect only disabled people. It affects parents, spouses, caregivers, brothers, sisters, and entire families. Any family can experience a devastating accident, illness, or disability that changes their lives forever. No family should then discover that the government places another obstacle in their path simply because their disabled loved one wants to get married. I became a quadriplegic just 21 days before my 21st birthday. I did not choose to become disabled, but I did choose to get married. That decision did not make me any less disabled. It did not reduce the amount of care I need or eliminate the expenses associated with living with a severe disability. My father worked until he was 92 years old and paid into Social Security throughout his working life. I believe the benefits earned through that lifetime of work should be available to help his severely disabled son—not denied because his son chose love and marriage. People should join this campaign because this is bigger than one person or one family. It is about basic fairness and dignity for Americans living with lifelong disabilities. We should never have a system that effectively tells someone, “You can have the financial support you need, or you can marry the person you love—but you may not be able to have both.” Your voice can help change that. Sign this petition, sh

This petition is about more than one actress. It is about giving fans a voice in the creative decisions behind a story they love. We want a leading lady who embodies the dark, mysterious, and captivating essence of Sleepy Hollow and who feels right for the world being created. If you believe this gothic classic deserves a different leading lady, if you are disappointed by the casting, or if you simply want filmmakers to listen to the audiences who support their projects, please sign this petition.

This is important because Comerica Park has been the home of the Detroit Tigers for more than 25 years and has become part of the team’s identity. Generations of families have made memories there, from Opening Day celebrations to playoff games and Miguel Cabrera’s historic achievements. A name change should not be decided only by corporations and sponsorship money. Tigers fans are the people who support the team year after year, so they deserve a voice and a vote before the stadium’s name is changed.

I care about this issue because I don’t think wild animals should be born into a life of captivity just so people can look at them. Southwick’s Zoo in Massachusetts for example, is home to more than 900 animals from over 160 species. Note that when you are walking around seeing extremely large animals like tigers on less than an acre of land. Knowing places like this exist makes me wonder why breeding animals for permanent captivity is considered acceptable when they have no choice in it.  I believe animals should be rescued, rehabilitated and protected especially when they are injured or unable to survive in the wild. I don’t think animals should be continuously bred simply to maintain zoo populations. There are already federal laws regulating the treatment of certain zoo animals but those laws focus on standards of care rather than completely preventing unnecessary captive breeding.  I want people to join me because these animals cannot speak up or choose where they live. If we can create stronger federal protections we can make sure that animals are being cared for because they genuinely need our help not because they were born to be displayed.

Amazon Flex drivers should not have to face rising fuel prices and increasing vehicle expenses alone. Every driver who uses their own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages is directly affected by the cost of gasoline, maintenance, repairs, tires, insurance, and vehicle depreciation. When drivers come together, we can bring greater attention to an issue that affects the entire Flex community. One driver's voice can be overlooked, but thousands of drivers speaking together can demonstrate that this is a widespread concern. By signing this petition, you are standing with fellow independent contractors who are asking Amazon to recognize the real cost of making deliveries. Joining this campaign can help us: • Advocate for fairer Flex payouts. • Encourage Amazon to consider rising fuel and operating costs. • Support the implementation of a fuel surcharge or fuel-cost adjustment. • Bring greater awareness to the expenses Flex drivers absorb themselves. • Encourage a more sustainable compensation system for independent contractors. • Show Amazon that drivers across the Flex community want meaningful consideration of their concerns. This campaign is about collective action and making sure Flex drivers have a voice. If you are an Amazon Flex driver, or simply support independent contractors being fairly compensated for the costs of doing business, add your name, share this petition, and help bring attention to the issue. Together, we can ask Amazon to listen, acknowledge the rising cost of delivery, and work toward meaningful change.

We have lost so much - the Rose Garden, the East Wing, historic cherry trees. These things belong to ALL Americans. They are not the plaything of the elite or politicians. How much more are you willing to take? What's next? The National Cathedral? The Statue of Liberty? Join me in saying ENOUGH!

So that no child feels left behind. Every kid deserves a chance. It’s not about the coaches or the jerseys that they wear, it’s about each and every single kid on that team getting a chance. Regardless if they are good or not. This is not the NFL this is middle school football. 

Data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities can affect electricity and water infrastructure, noise, emergency response, air quality, wastewater, surrounding properties, and other local resources. The proposed Special Use Permit would give Gwinnett County a process to review those impacts before approving a facility and to set conditions for an individual site. The proposal would require applicants to provide information on utility needs, noise, water and wastewater, energy use and infrastructure, air emissions, emergency response, hazardous materials, waste heat, and cumulative impacts. It also includes proposed standards for setbacks and buffers, generators, cooling systems, lighting and decommissioning, along with annual reporting after a facility begins operating.

Hi!  I'm sure that if you're reading this petition, you are also offended and put off by the constant use of AI by the admin and teachers of our school. By signing this petition, you could help stop this constant usage of AI within our supposedly anti-AI school. Its extremely hypocritical of our teachers and admin to constantly discourage us students from using AI (for good reason) and then go ahead and us it themselves to advertise our class houses, our school events, and our school in general rather than support the student body and get students to volunteer to make the advertisements themselves. Its also extremely strange that a lot of our teachers have anti-AI posters in their classrooms directly next to a very obviously AI generated "art-piece". All of these examples show the hypocrisy of their statements and show us that they don't actually care about us nor the AI issue that is plaguing schools across the world right now. Thank you, and please sign this petition to help stop the AI usage within our school -Concerned ERA student 

ALPRs are AI surveillance devices, and the company responsible for their proliferation has a history of shady behavior and dealings with immigration enforcement. We as the student body do not want to be tracked by an AI surveillance company Some notable concerns about Flock Safety: -          Flock has a history of poor security practices. -          They have lied on the record several times. -          There is very little oversight on how Flock data is used. -          Flock data can be accessed by police without a warrant.