Technological problem affecting the 911 calls in the county of San Joaquin
To like. GOOD MORNING. I am Erin Heft. It’s Saturday March 1st. Welcome to your new month. We have a nice day to come and some changes on the way. And that said, we are going to start our television news with a control of our forecasts with the meteorologist Kelly Curran. Yeah, exactly. Large changes are on the way. But today, still looking at a fantastic time. So, while we take this live look outside Rancho Cordova, you see beautiful sunny skies there to get things done. So, it will be another spring like the day with these temperatures exceeding the 70s in most of the valley. Cleaner, however, the wet weather is on the way while we are heading tomorrow, and there will probably be chain orders for Sierra tomorrow. And because of this, it will be an impact day. Let’s take a look first, however, what is happening right now. And we have clouds in the region. You can see them a little further south, especially in the Sonora and Angels camp zones. Those associated with closed bottom. It is to our south. Then we have this navy layer sitting along the coast. So, some misty conditions to start things in San Francisco this morning, taking a look at the temperatures of 43 degrees at the moment in Sacramento. So you will certainly want this jacket at the start. 48 In Modesto at the moment, it is 57 for us to Placeville Truckee. You come to 21 cold degrees to start. The winds generally have fairly light Fairfield of around 13 MPH. But if you are heading to the Midtown farmer market today, good weather. We will see a few clouds this morning. Heaven mainly sunny for a large part of the day, with temperatures in the 60 greater than Midi. More details in the forecasts in your upcoming neighborhood in about ten minutes. Thank you very much, Kelly. In Roseville, city officials call for safeguard, providing private security to make their downtown much safer. The municipal council has signed a contract with a private security company to patrol the city center and take the type of call to which the police do not accept, Karolina Estrada of Kcra 3 has more. Walk with caution. The city of Roseville has approved more than $ 150,000 to make the city center safer. I think it will be reassuring to have an additional backup when when you know, we have a situation with which we need help. I make a lavender lavender with bluets with almond milk. Nora works in Fig Tree Coffee on Vernon Street. She says they often have problems with the homeless. You go. We had problems in the past with the police who did not answer or did not respond quickly enough. On Tuesday, the municipal council hired Allied Universal Security Services, a private security company, to help the Roseville police manage nuisance offenses in order to have coherent patrols and respond to cases that do not require an officer. It’s cool to know that we love someone on call if something is wrong. The patrol areas include the city center corridor on rue Vernon and the historic district of the old town of Roseville. Because there are a lot of restaurants and a few bars and everything. As part of the annual contract, security patrols will also attend monthly meetings with local business owners to resolve security problems and crime prevention. I have been here for 13 years and I have had no problem with anyone, so I think it’s really safe here already. However, she thinks that the more safe you are, the better, the more security you have, the better. I mean, I’m for that. If it helps the community. These private patrols will be released seven days a week for 12 hours a day from 9 a.m. to nine o’clock in the evening. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office is looking for two people who robbed a music store, flying nearly $ 3,000 in guitars and a lot of money. They hit rock school in Folsom on Wednesday morning. The surveillance video shows two thieves with hooded sweatshirts and pocket lamps penetrating through the rear door around 520 Wednesday morning. They walk in the corridors, checking different parts, even by going through drawers and then taking. It only took four minutes, then they had $ 700 from the cash register and five guitars. The musical director says that he doubts that thieves know the true value of what they stole. The value they get is certainly not something close to what we had the value. As I said, helping children, you know, keep learning. Since the breakup, the store has already repaired the door that has been broken and have added more locks. And from pre-K to higher education, public schools across the country must now get rid of diversity programs or risk losing federal funding. The deadline to be observed was yesterday, under a directive of the Trump administration. Our Washington correspondent, Jackie Defusco, joins us live with an overview of how this is implemented. Jackie. Hey, Aaron. The Trump administration has launched a new tool this week where they say that people can report alleged violations. In the meantime, a new trial aims to block the application. This End Die portal now lives on the website of the Ministry of Education, urging students, parents and teachers to report, quote, illegal discriminatory practices in apprenticeship establishments. The Trump administration says they will use it to identify potential areas to investigate. After the deadline of Friday so that schools get rid of diversity, equity and inclusion programs or risk losing federal funding. Do I support the elimination of Dei in education? ABSOLUTELY. I think it’s unconstitutional. In a dear letter of colleagues, the administration accuses the schools and colleges of, regularly cite the race as a factor of admission, financial aid, hiring, training and other institutional programs. The entire memo is anchored in a misunderstanding of the principle of diversity, equity and inclusion and positive action. But the choice of the president for the Secretary of Education defending the directive. When their Dei programs saying that black students need distinct graduation ceremonies or Hispanics need separate ceremonies, we do not realize what we wanted to achieve with our inclusion. The letter also criticizes lessons on systemic and structural racism in a trial brought by the American teachers’ federation, the union raises concerns about what they describe as a scary effect on history courses and violations of freedom of expression. This letter says that we cannot teach honest history. We cannot teach critical thinking and we cannot accept our children for whom they are. The Ministry of Education has not responded to the repeated attempts to clarify what is and is not included in the push of the president of the Dei. I think imprecision is the point. The test of frightening people is the point. In a declaration. More than 60 higher education groups argue that the memo causes generalized confusion. They urge the Trump administration to cancel the advice and work with stakeholders to find what they describe as legally healthy and clearly articulated policies. In the meantime, some schools say they have already started
Technological problem affecting the 911 calls in the county of San Joaquin
The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Bureau is experiencing technological problems leading to busy tones when the appellants are trying to reach 911. “Our team works with diligence to solve this problem as quickly as possible,” said the sheriff’s office in an article on Facebook. “We want to assure the community that our deputies actively react to the emergency room and patrol as usual”, the post is read. Calls trying to reach 911 are invited to continue trying to call or call the office emergency lines at 209-468-4421 or 209-468-4422.
The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s office is experiencing technological problems leading to busy tones when appellants try to reach 911.
“Our team works with diligence to solve this problem as quickly as possible,” said the sheriff’s office in an article on Facebook.
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“We want to assure the community that our deputies actively respond to emergencies and patrol as usual,” said the post.
The appellants who try to reach 911 are invited to continue trying to call or call the office emergency lines at 209-468-4421 or 209-468-4422.