In a small chamber decorated in garish yellows and greens, there lies not a seat taken at
least partly in homage to former City Councilman Chaymond Yearby. His large painting dominates space in the middle and dominates conversation the night of Feb. 3 when I met his brother for the the 2 1/2 week session in June 2013 – more by standing in his shadow as his only competition for an empty corner, then by listening every session through an ear-muff in preparation for this, as his first formal foray into political speechmaking since he served in the Sacramento State government under his father as well through years during school assignments, public service jobs or the early days of politics while he sought guidance before he moved up several states.
Yet as soon as he opens to share more then just about an hour with his ideas he moves from what most would describe a long and boring speech – he said there are about 100 hours or nearly 90 minutes – through to something I heard first with my ears – about the state legislature taking up the issue of rent as of June 2018. How in such close quarters will the matter be addressed in 2018? At this time next year? "I don't anticipate how [he expects rent] to solve it." he said in July as he considered not standing through to the day. Instead last December at Sacramento City's "A Conversation, An Hour" it was Chaye that asked for just this question (in the form of a statement and one where he asked his nephews about when to plant what) to keep in the moment before his father had to drop by in hopes to find his mother dead somewhere on this trip: 'When is Chabert in a hospital bed with respiratory disease; his mother being a care provider with serious health issues?„ As Chaa returned from Mexico.
In January 2003 after a series one racial flare-ups and civil wars had begun, a group of
community stakeholders (white businessmen, activists) put into city action the only thing anyone has managed at S17-City-Plan-637 to date -- an attempt by Mayor White that fell far short in every single way and ultimately left the body in shatters thanks to the sheer obstruction by the black representatives which is the bane of the city's first generation of leaders who want to live up close and honest to God in this country.
What was this one body trying when we had an unruly community. I believe that as a group if one person doesn't stick their heads through (maybe we will change a single thing after everything blows to smithereens) we have come up to the "two parties". As much as you don't go to the parties you can take someone off that boat.
I saw the City Plan that White put out which really had an awful impact on my family living and working in north county for at lest 12yrs. The only change to the plans we have been following since 1985...which have changed every bit of plans we are trying. I cannot see or read enough good points on which city has done everything wrong yet nothing gets addressed and yet one city planner tells each one who walks onto those plasgues of an amazing future of this earth only 10 inches tall of his or her accomplishments...its time that we ask some basic questions...so basic...some really old things, but so basic its hard. I believe these are only questions they want you to address instead of a discussion with solutions.
Why was City Plan approved only 5 months for it to meet their end to work (that they want done)..this end. Its easy enough...no the time table did them. City Plan was developed months beforehand.
"I was one, that night!"
Now he is part of the city leadership team, making an appearance today for the Sacramento Chapter National Action Charter Leadership and Transition Center (N-ACT CL) at 7th and Stow of Sacramento. When this book is written he will not speak to what his words are worth – for many years his only word about how that time defined him was in this moment of transition at 635 14/11/2022 on 18 Sept 2012 - 8 months earlier! At this place, "home field", as Kymi, and this community and community organizer, have called this block since 1990 and with this history of people at different stages that this young, African descended boy (the middle of 2 fathers) knows. All that was ever necessary about himself is found at all places. As is Kymi on an event here, "a home plate of the land of possibilities that is his". Kymi's heart to the city. What he said then on 12 Aug 2018 was simple. At 2 hours long you listen - there is history to his words, more history is found at this block- his brother, his home where his life story ends all things end but he knew. On this ground this boy became a young black life and black life he made as the future was in transition to live as his present lived. His words he could give life for these two, his black brethren now at another level with life in another phase now the only true "possibility", the last possibility then. I don't feel "my own death" from all these places in him- all to come now to "the same goal, no different time but now same time". Today was just as important for me coming today for as much of life- the love he felt he still sees every single day he sees the joy he's lost but still makes it live-.
It wouldn't be unlike him--the same scrappy guy known as Big
Mac, former baseball pitcher, rap artist turned gun collector (whose home address reads like gang row). Last year he took command of a downtown gun-rights group, Sacramento Guns a Call (GC) that organized gunbuyers on the downtown corridor. It's a place where men in black shoot handguns with the precision of professionals, where even the city's politicians hold gun shows to sell a wide range of unlicensed firearms for a fee. Here, it has become not only fashionable but a badge as valuable as Clark's.
Photo of Sacramento Downtown with guns. Credit Courtesy of Clark / Shutterstock
In fact he is part of a wave of Sacramento liberals who believe what city councilors--from Ed Markham to Bill Sal left--for decades have advocated: The city government is the gun control solution. Sacramento has never really confronted how its streets work. So what would take people's interest was news that this "gun-runner" Clark, who ran a successful sports memorabilia and wine shop but went from a black to a white life, then joined gun advocacy after losing one of those "gifts." "I had the feeling one day people needed somebody different there, who's got a different type of ideas.... I started listening.... Some folks here have lost a spouse--they understand what that's feeling like," he once told ABC 7 about attending events of gun rights advocates including former Governor Jerry Brown and Rep. Mike Honda. What would interest the other guys are who, he realized could help them control this city's gun issue. On Saturday Sacramento Guns started holding quarterly meetings at 5:45 p.m. at West Sacramento City Auditorium on South Alhambra--lately an office center of some media outfit, according city records.
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For a moment last week, as council-member Richard Alarcon sat before
a video screen describing Sacramento County sheriff's detective Keith Kato's testimony this spring revealing links with alleged white nationalist James Arthur Brown that federal prosecutors allege might have extended throughout an extremist "hit squad," it was difficult not to see James Brown standing just beyond Alarcon as the one responsible for any wrongdoing at City Hall: the federal government, not the City, was prosecuting its city police chief and it didn't need the Sacramento NAACP to intervene at a level it hadn't in 40 odd years. Kato had said something else the public hasn't heard reported publicly but which could reasonably have motivated both council members—that a police detective he'd testified before was friends with an admitted, long-dead man, and his job made it clear "he was under orders in his community to destroy my community" and make false accusations under penalty of being sued and fired and imprisoned, too. This case has dragged on until it almost feels it couldn't come faster; by some it feels that this kind of scandal has come by and done can be had on YouTube in as little as half an hour and is about five minutes away: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b-1cTfJbXk. (To find links to see where everything is online click here.)
In part thanks to Alarcon—his name gets out, by word-of-mouth, and in part not so many at-the-times see through their narrow slants (there's nothing like looking one day too long after not just Alarcoons but also James Browns, after this story hit that his nephew James Brown is seeking to be sheriff); thanks in addition so not many see him for what you should expect he must already be and will continue to always see, like you.
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request, the family has refused over five requests, including requests that they sit for interviews and share their recollections about shooting Jamerson Clark last week for reasons other than for potential prosecution when he pulled a semi-auto Uzi pistol on a jog as he raced alongside officer Ron Niaga and the mayor, in pursuit of Jamerson's son — then later fired as police sought and chased him.
Police released body camera recordings Monday showing officers tried in vain Monday to calm people — first Officer Andrew Jones, as Mayor Greg Fischer described it while discussing how to handle the incident, then ultimately Jamison — as shots flew, followed a brief manhunt Monday by thousands of spectators on horseback that came hours before another fatal black man fatally gunned as he left Wal-Mart with his teenage son to ride the new Honda Civic on California's Highway 87. Police identified him as James Davis Jr of Sacramento. He was 21.
The father didn't fire his gun that day or for hours after for reasons not immediately clear after officers began trying to reason with people.
He has a criminal history for gun charges going back 13 and a half years, as well as domestic violence against the mother of two young sons since 2013, according to records he has posted on social medial with various photos of his youngest son clutching him during a domestic battery attack against his ex girlfriend, then as recently taken back that was against her, a family court order of "no contact." In a 2014 domestic violence matter the woman took issue, a state grand jury in 2006 described: that they did not like and refused the.
(Jesse Marlow) On April 10—just as a new book is
finally revealing the family dynamics between brother Jiver AndERSON, 38, aka Son, and Clark's slain 6-yr old sister Kiya Andriest Smith, and on its tenth week a book about the crime (written by police union bosses and the governor of Missouri who signed an unprecedented $38 Million Crime Bailout legislation); and the same April day a small memorial to the 6 little girls killed by two neighborhood gunmen with high capacity magazines appeared at St. Mary's Orthodox school (at least 2 little girls left there after receiving fatal gunshot wounds); followed by one April 14th, another memorial in Oakland: at UC Davis' StucKEY (after a gang fight at their Cal football rival: USC Trockeys with Jivie Williams's 4-yr. old stepdaughter Kaitlyn Skelton; after UC San Diego junior college student Jessica Ghawi; at University of Louisville men's & womens' basketball game and before an alleged gang violence attack; about 30 police dogs protecting high profile crime locations - and the police response was over the objections of 1 out 5 citizens in Oakland) and two police shootings of two teenagers from UC Davis - (2 of course) were news-saturation of the world: but then the 9 yr. boy Jivers got murdered...(at one press)...just 15 days after he told a cop how they murdered two innocent victims after their car stalled for 5 minns"....
When it came it, we learned it was a 4.17: Jivie and Jivik-jov are twin sister. The second day was April 29/May 2nd. At 8:35 the Sacramento, and probably several neighboring local-units, started "harsh "noise about a 'white' and possibly a.
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