CHICAGO POLICE RESCUED SIXTEEN DOGS AND Chicago

MAYOR LIGHTFOOT ISSUES CHARGES, PRISON TIME AS POLICE SPLIT UP GATHERINGS IN CHICAGO'S HOUSE

Mayor Lori Lightfoot is issuing fines and even prison time for citizens who refuse to comply with the shelter at place policy as gatherings tend to be organized in the area.

Chicago police broke up several big parties on Fri night with the weekend carrying nice weather, including a house party of one hundred and fifty guests.

"If you often party, when you go home to your mother, grandmother, or someone in your family that has an ongoing medical problem, you carry disaster to their threshold," said Lightfoot.

She said officials are mindful of further Saturday night parties and events scheduled.

"Frankly, with the warmer weather, this doesn't come as a shock. They've all been cooped up. We all miss our mates and we all want to go out and meet in parties," Lightfoot said at a media briefing on Saturday. "But in the middle of a disease outbreak, such expectations obviously can not become a truth."

A KID IS FATALLY INJURED WHEN A TEENAGER THROW GARBAGE AT HIS FAMILY CAR

A seven y/o boy is now in a critical state after cops say a group of teenagers reportedly hit him with debris hurled at his family's car.

Local cops are claiming that the accident occurred about eight o'clock in the night. Tuesday in 46th Street 1500-block. 3 teenagers between the ages of 13-18 are reported to have hurled items at the car, hitting the kid. He was conveyed with a significant injury to Mount Sinai Hospital.

No one is brought into detention.

BEAUTY STORES IS CHARGED FOR VIOLATING SHELTER AT PLACE ORDER

A beauty shop in Chicago might be in trouble because it's obviously defying the Shelter at place rule of the state, making customers line up to go shopping within the shop even though it's an unessential business.

Now the Corporate Relations & Consumer Safety Agency is reviewing Fashion Trends. They never seem to have closed during the disease outbreak.

Beauty Patterns in Doty Avenue's 108th block reported on Social media they were available on March twenty-second. They have reported that this place is doing public distancing.

Shoppers queued up outside the shop Thurs and were getting their hands on hair coloring, accessories and nail polish just a couple at a time.

Customers think beauty shops is the essential part of life and business.

To date, Chicago has reported sixty-nine unessential businesses for breaching the Shelter at Place rule. Others were shops of cosmetics products.

They will only give pick-up at the curbside beginning on Fri.

List of testing centers for Coronavirus in Chicago area

Illinois is still unable to provide widespread testing to all its citizens. So if your doctor had prescribed to get tested and you have mild symptoms, and you feel you should get tested, we provide you with a list of nearby testing centers.

The state is providing many drive-thru COVID-19 testing facilities in the Chicago Area, in Downtown Bloomington, and Rockford.

The community-based testing centers are open seven days a week to test anyone with symptoms of Coronavirus.

Here is the list of testing centers:

IDPH Harwood Heights community-based testing site

6959 Forest Preserve Drive

Chicago, IL

Hours: 7a-3p or while supplies last

IDPH Waukegan community-based testing site

2161 Northwestern Ave.

Waukegan, IL

Hours: 8a-4p or while supplies last (opens May 3)

IDPH Markham community-based testing site

3824 W. 159th Place

Markham, IL

Hours: 8a-4p or while supplies last

Physicians Immediate Care - Oswego

2300 US Hwy 34

Oswego, IL

Hours: 8-4:30 M-F

Physicians Immediate Care - Bolingbrook

391 S. Bolingbrook Drive

Bolingbrook, IL

Hours: 8-6 M-F, 8-2 SS

Physicians Immediate Care - Belvidere

1663 Belvidere Road

Belvidere, IL

Hours: 8-4:30 M-F

Physicians Immediate Care - Alsip

4800 W 129th St.

Alsip, IL

Hours: 8-4:30 M-F

Physicians Immediate Care - Aurora

2858 Kirk Road

Aurora, IL

Hours: 8-6 M-F, 8-2 SS

Physicians Immediate Care - Bradley

350 N. Kinzie Ave.

Bradley, IL

Hours: 8-6 M-F, 8-2 SS

Physicians Immediate Care - Orland Park

9570 W 159th St.

Orland Park, IL

Hours: 8-4:30 M-F

Physicians Immediate Care - Park Ridge

123 S. Northwest Highway

Park Ridge, IL

Hours: 8-6 M-F, 8-2 SS

A 33-year-old woman shot and robbed in Chicago on Saturday

A shooting incident occurred on Saturday in Jeffery Manor on the Southside. A 33-year-old woman got shot and robbed in this incident. She was in the 9500 block of South Jeffery Avenue at around 9:30 am, when a man in his 20's came closer to her and pulled out a gun and shot on her foot. He took away all her valuables, according to Police. She drove herself to Trinity Hospital to get treatment, and now she is in good condition, said Police. Area South Detectives are investigation, and no arrest had been made till now, said Police.

Home pizza kit made it easy

We all know it is really hard to cook bread at home. It takes too much time, as well. So home pizza kit is one remedy which made it easy. Several places are now offering the pizza kit for instant use. DIY pizza kit one of the baking equipment in which you can bake your pizza in your own oven, and you need to sit in the box. You don't need to dough the pizza floor for a long time it is too tiring. This pizza kit has all ingredients necessary to make the perfect pizza. The demons and video have been put on social media so that they can guide you on how to use it.

This pizza kit contains fresh Fram ingredient and its healthy too.

Local businesses shut down due to coronavirus impact

A line was formed on Sunday afternoon along Lyndale Avenue South in Minneapolis to show

people's support for Muddy Waters Bar and Eatery.

The owners of the business posted on Friday on their Facebook account that they Sunday will be the last day of their business.

The coronavirus pandemic is draining out businesses and people in general, financially, the damages are so severe that some businesses have no hope of recovering even if they were to reopen anytime soon.

Muddy Waters Bar and Eatery too now has become one of the many businesses that are closing due to the pandemic effect after fighting to curb the losses as long as they can with take-outs only.

Ched Rory Marino said "Yeah, very minimal staff" he and his coworkers shared what the business meant to them."This place just has a way of making people come together and talking to each other like a sense of community," said Rachel Robles.

Izzy's Ice Cream's St. Paul location, The Bachelor Farmer, Egg and I in Minneapolis too joins the list of businesses that are going to close down soon. John Wilken-Simon, co-chair of the Lyn-Lake Business Association said: "It's a huge blow

and we're really sad." He also said he is scared more and more restaurants and bars too will succumb to this impact.

Robles said, "Not able to meet the high cost of rent, property taxes, utilities and all that with just a take out situation." The Lyn-Lake Business Association is now asking people to encourage local businesses by purchasing take-outs and gift cards.

A STRONG POSSIBILITY OF LA HOMELESS CITIZENS LIVING IN THE HIGH END HOTEL RITZ CARLTON

Think investing millions on one of Ritz-Carlton's luxury apartments in downtown Los Angeles only to hear that you will shortly be sharing room with the homeless.

It is a strong possibility for holders of the 224 units which occupy the top stories of the sky tall landmark Ritz-Carlton adjoining the J.W. Marriott, from L.A. LIVE.

"Average 1-bedroom cost is around 1 million dollars," says real estate agent Art Avaness, who used to buy a residential apartment and now maintains several other owners homes.

"Just 1 million and up to forty or forty-two million"

The Room key initiative is a collaborative endeavor between Los Angeles federal, county, and city to transiently house hundreds of the most vulnerable people who are homeless in hotels and motels throughout the federal. As of Monday, Project Roomkey has reserved more than three thousand rooms in La county and 1,517 rooms currently filled. The Federal Disaster Response Department must refund seventy-five percent of the bill to the hotels.

LOS ANGELES MAYOR ALONG WITH OTHER MAYORS ASKED FOR THE GOVERNMENT HELP IN COMBATING VIOLENCE

Mayor Eric Garcetti of LA and many other mayors from around the nation called for Congress to include additional government funding for the fight against gun crime, which persisted through the corona virus disease outbreak.

The mayors, together with the Giffords gun organization which control reform, expressly asked for help in sustaining services for the cessation of crime, as economic instability correlated with corona virus threatens to generate expenditure cutbacks.

”Our emergency services are committed to ensuring public health & protection, but we do not have adequate medical staff support to combat these two wars," stated LA Mayor & the others. "We want our government services to fightback the corona, so we required unique tools to counter violent crimes to help community staff & groups who are now trying to do so."

Violence prevention employees were deemed to be "important staff" in LA & proceeded to operate to drench street beef & preserve harmony between city and county shutdowns. In community tensions they are seen as respected upholders, mainly in places where law enforcement has little confidence.

Local businesses shut down due to coronavirus impact

A line was formed on Sunday afternoon along Lyndale Avenue South in Minneapolis to show

people's support for Muddy Waters Bar and Eatery.

The owners of the business posted on Friday on their Facebook account that they Sunday will be the last day of their business.

The coronavirus pandemic is draining out businesses and people in general, financially, the damages are so severe that some businesses have no hope of recovering even if they were to reopen anytime soon.

Muddy Waters Bar and Eatery too now has become one of the many businesses that are closing due to the pandemic effect after fighting to curb the losses as long as they can with take-outs only.

Ched Rory Marino said "Yeah, very minimal staff" he and his coworkers shared what the business meant to them."This place just has a way of making people come together and talking to each other like a sense of community," said Rachel Robles.

Izzy's Ice Cream's St. Paul location, The Bachelor Farmer, Egg and I in Minneapolis too joins the list of businesses that are going to close down soon. John Wilken-Simon, co-chair of the Lyn-Lake Business Association said: "It's a huge blow

and we're really sad." He also said he is scared more and more restaurants and bars too will succumb to this impact.

Robles said, "Not able to meet the high cost of rent, property taxes, utilities and all that with just a take out situation." The Lyn-Lake Business Association is now asking people to encourage local businesses by purchasing take-outs and gift cards.

Профессиональный праздник СМИ

Сегодня, 5 мая, отмечают свой профессиональный праздник работники средств массовой информации. Это люди, которые честно и искренне любят и переживают за судьбу нашей страны и Краснодарского края. Люди, благодаря которым можно узнать обо всех событиях в мире, стране, регионе и отдельном населенном пункте. Некоторые журналисты добывают для нас информацию ценой своей жизни.

Сейчас в условиях самоизоляции для некоторых людей только из правдивых источников СМИ можно узнать обо всем происходящем на планете.

Журналисты являются посредниками между нами и миром, который нас окружает. Они как звенья цепи, соединяющие жителей планеты с окружающим миром. Благодаря журналистам мы знаем, что происходит в других регионах, городах, странах, узнаем обо всем на свете. Особенно сейчас, когда все мы ждем от СМИ правдивых сведений о коронавирусной инфекции, как защитить себя и своих близких от заболевания и какие меры принимаются в нашей стране по улучшению нагнетающей обстановки.

Всех работников СМИ поздравил губернатор края и пожелал им успехов в профессиональной деятельности и новых достижений в их нелегком труде.

A STRONG POSSIBILITY OF LA HOMELESS CITIZENS LIVING IN THE HIGH END HOTEL RITZ CARLTON

Think investing millions on one of Ritz-Carlton's luxury apartments in downtown Los Angeles only to hear that you will shortly be sharing room with the homeless.

It is a strong possibility for holders of the 224 units which occupy the top stories of the sky tall landmark Ritz-Carlton adjoining the J.W. Marriott, from L.A. LIVE.

"Average 1-bedroom cost is around 1 million dollars," says real estate agent Art Avaness, who used to buy a residential apartment and now maintains several other owners homes.

"Just 1 million and up to forty or forty-two million"

The Room key initiative is a collaborative endeavor between Los Angeles federal, county, and city to transiently house hundreds of the most vulnerable people who are homeless in hotels and motels throughout the federal. As of Monday, Project Roomkey has reserved more than three thousand rooms in La county and 1,517 rooms currently filled. The Federal Disaster Response Department must refund seventy-five percent of the bill to the hotels.