Looking to the future of California Fire Fighting I see that the fire season is lasting longer and even though there are complaints about spending there has never been a truly well funded fire fighting strategy because there is only enough money to barely take care of the ever growing fires which leaves no money to plan ahead for cutting edge systems and technologies, manpower and equipment are barely adequate in the best of times and if you ask Fire Fighting Leaders they would tell you they need more. Enacting a simple accounting change would make the funds available now to get ahead of the fire seasons and protect all California Citizen's homes and businesses.

Our representatives have stopped doing what is right for the American people. Instead they serve a corporate greed machine that harms instead of benefiting American citizens.

My family and other families with children at play on Chick Street (registered private way) are at increased risk for bodily injury from speeding cars, damage to property/blocked driveways from increased restaurant customer parking, and commercial delivery trucks blocking access from early morning to evening deliveries.

He is very not fun to have around.

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Blanca Rubio asking her to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Anna Caballero asking her to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Rudy Salas asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Tim Grayson asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Tom Daly asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Jim Cooper asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Adam Gray asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

The idea of renaming a school to honor the family name of a former slave-owner is abhorrent. https://www.bradenton.com/news/local/education/article217083660.html I am a resident of Manatee County, Florida and shall not have tax dollars supporting such a racist proposition.