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SAN DIEGO — A man was cut on his hand while defending himself and his girlfriend during an apparently random assault Tuesday morning outside a Valencia Park apartment complex , police said. The victim and his girlfriend were entering a gated apartment complex in the 5400 block of Imperial Avenue about 2:45 a.m. when they were approached by a man who shouted for the victim not to let his girlfriend inside the gate, San Diego police Sgt . Tom Sullivan said. The man then approached the victim and began punching him, Sullivan said. The victim defended himself by blocking the punches, but when the suspect fled west on Imperial Avenue, the victim realized he’d been cut on his left hand with an unknown object. Paramedics took the victim to a hospital to be treated for non- life threatening injuries . The suspect was described as a black man between 20 and 25, about 6 feet tall and wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt , Sullivan said. Detectives from the department’s Southeastern Division are i...

By Rachel Dovey. Although “granny flats,” as the name would suggest, are usually envisioned as  accessory units for extended family members , they can also be a helpful tool for creating more affordable housing, and cities are taking note. St. Louis, Boulder, Colorado, and Toronto have lately been considering accessory units to help create more affordable housing and foster “gentle density.” Now, a new pilot program in L.A. hopes accessory dwelling units can help curb the city’s skyrocketing homeless rate . The program, which was approved Tuesday by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, will connect qualifying homeowners with up to $75,000 in funding to build accessory dwelling units on their properties that will house formerly homeless people, Curbed reports. The county is also streamlining the permitting process. Homeowners who already have granny flats are eligible for up to $50,000 to cover the cost of renovations. Read the full story at Next City. Comments comments ...

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The American Civil Liberties Union has reversed itself to  decide : now it’s gone too far. They will defend the right of speech, the right to associate, the right to protest and march. They will defend the rights of hate groups, hate speech, and the most egregious gatherings you can imagine. The ACLU’s initial instincts were right. What they will no longer defend is the right to do all these things while armed with guns. "We’ve had people with odious views, all manner of bigots. But not people who want to carry weapons and are intent on committing violence," ACLU spokeswoman Stacy Sullivan told the New York Times. In other words, your right to carry while shouting “Jews will not replace us” is something the ACLU will no longer defend. No, ACLU, You Are Wrong I get the intuition here. The scene in Charlottesville was terrifying for residents, especially since the alt-right protestors were not from the city. It was bone-chilling for most anyone who watched the news. The video...

click to enlarge A note left for residents of North Indian Trail Thursday’s meeting of the North Indian Trail Neighborhood Council was supposed to be a relatively routine affair that included update of its bylaws and a presentation on crime in the area. Instead, residents were left aghast from anonymous notes left on attendees’ cars that threatened lawsuits for libel and slander. They also came with a promise that “our apartments WILL be built whether you like it or not.” Terry Deno, the council’s chair, says the note likely refers to two apartment complexes being pursued respectively by development companies Morning Side Investments LLC and Diamond Rock Construction Inc. Both are seeking amendments to Spokane’s comprehensive plan that would allow two new apartment complexes to be built in the neighborhood, which is primarily single-family housing. Deno says that residents are concerned that the new apartment complexes will greatly change the nature of the neighb...

INCREDIBLE PHOTOS: Slow-moving Harvey brings catastrophic flooding to Texas INCREDIBLE PHOTOS: Slow-moving Harvey brings catastrophic flooding to Texas Posted: Sunday, August 27 2017 10:29 PM EDT 2017-08-28 02:29:40 GMT Updated: Sunday, August 27 2017 10:32 PM EDT 2017-08-28 02:32:51 GMT (Source: Dion Laurent/Instagram via CNN) Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday night along the Texas coast, leaving heavy damage in some areas. More >> Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday night along the Texas coast, leaving heavy damage in some areas. More >> Findlay Civil Rights Alliance holds rally against hate on Sunday Findlay Civil Rights Alliance holds rally against hate on Sunday Updated: Sunday, August 27 2017 9:19 PM EDT 2017-08-28 01:19:36 GMT (Source: WTOL) The Findlay Civil Rights Alliance is confronting racism and the rise of white supremacy.  More >> The Findlay Civil Rights Alliance is confronting racism and the rise of white supremacy.  More >> Fede...

Photo Credit Stephen Abbey Bill Castellino and Stephen Mark Abbey were married Aug. 19 at Mr. Castellino’s apartment in Manhattan. Carl C. Zehms, a friend of the couple who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated. Mr. Castellino (left), 64, is a theater director and producer in New York. He most recently directed “Cagney,” the Off Broadway musical, which ran from March 2016 through May 2017 at the Westside Theater, and is to have its opening Oct. 8 in Los Angeles at the El Portale Theater . He also directed “Marry Harry,” an Off Broadway musical at the York Theater, which closed in June. He graduated from Boston University. He is a the son of the late Catherine Castellino and the late Michael Castellino , who lived in Burgettstown. Pa. Mr. Abbey, 52, is a postal clerk at the United States Postal Service office in Ridge, N.Y. He graduated with an associate’s degree from Suffolk County Community College in Selden, N.Y. He is a son of Joan Abbey and Jack Abbey Br...

New residents of one of Sheffield's most iconic housing developments are sharing their lives with others through regular guided tours . People living in the redeveloped block of Park Hill flats have begun showing visitors around their homes every month. A large part of the site is yet to be developed. REVEALED: First images show plans for Park Hill transformation second phase | Ambition to create 'new quarter of Sheffield' with £ 21m Park Hill arts investment | Tent City homeless evicted from Sheffield's Park Hill flats The first phase of the multi- million pound regeneration project by Urban Splash now has about 600 residents, and plans for the second phase of what was once a pioneering social housing scheme were revealed earlier this year. The tours are run by members of the Park Hill Residents Committee , who ask for a fee of £5.90 to go towards a community garden that will be open to the public once complete. Carl Goodman, who is co-ordinating the tours, sai...

“I don’t wear a badge under my robe. I wear a heart under my robe.” So says Providence, R.I., Municipal Court Judge Frank Caprio , who’s become an unlikely social media star thanks to popular videos taken from the “Caught in Providence” TV show. The 80-year-old jurist has made a name for himself on Facebook and YouTube, which feature clips from the show in which he exercises his now- famous kind approach to traffic violators and parking ticket accumulators . In one clip, a woman named Sarah contests a parking ticket she received when she attempted to park in a spot that was a no-parking zone from 8 to 10 a.m. Her car clock read 10 , so she thought she was in the clear. But the ticket she later found on her windshield claimed she had parked in the spot at two seconds to 10, and was therefore illegally parked. Caprio begins to read the summons and mutters, “Oh, no,” as the courtroom collapses into titters. “You violated city ordinances ,” he continues, not entirely seriously. “So wh...

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — David Petronis said he didn’t think displaying Adolf Hitler ’s personal desk at an upcoming Spa City gun show would be an issue. “I never even gave it a thought,” said Petronis, who is president of the Mechanicville-based New Eastcoast Arms Collectors Associates (NEACA). “To me, it wasn’t controversial.” Maxine Lindig Lautenberg , a member of Temple Sinai, saw it differently. “I literally started to cry,” she said. RELATED: Gun shows and writings ‘a dangerous combination’ She was speaking from Congress Park before an “All Are Welcome Here” vigil, an event she helped organize before news of the planned display of Hitler's belongings had spread. Her synagogue is on Broadway, across from the City Center where the gun show is planned for Sept. 1 through 3. “You want to think that we’re not infiltrated, and so it really brought it close to home,” she said. “I was surprised that I had that reaction, but I actually did. I was like, ‘Whoa, it’s really right here.’” New...

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As you walk through Le Havre it’s hard to imagine that 80% of it was destroyed through bombing in the Second World War. Full of individual architecture marvels , the town was re-built on revolutionary principles post -war and even its more recent additions prove impressive . After a leisurely cruise across the English Channel from Portsmouth harbour throughout the night, on thankfully calm waters , you arrive in Le Havre refreshed . Make no mistake, the Northern French town still holds on to a certain industrial charm. The Royal De Lux festival through the streets of Le Havre in July 2017 (Image: Thomas Deacon) Old warehouses still line the waterways and vast ships stacked high with containers still cruise in. But many of the brick warehouses that once kept stocked goods from across the world, now house office workers and students live in repurposed shipping containers stacked on top of each other as their working counterparts sail in; albeit less frequently than they once d...