it's the final stop on the sunset limited train line, which i followed here all the way from new orleansmarks one end of a line that created the hugely important artery carrying cargo and passenger traffic from coast to coast. and i tell you what, it's absolutely beautiful. like a church. and this is one reason why so many people make the trip to the californian coastline — for its beautiful weather and beaches. this is it! finally! the pacific ocean! new orleans seems an eternity away. so with 2000 miles under my belt, having travelled coast to coast, i kind of realise it's difficult to talk about a single shared american dream when this country has become so diverse. travelling off the well—worn tourist trail, i've discovered such different communities, each with an independent spirit, colourful history and a unique story to tell... all of which go towards what it means to be a modern american. hello there. the last day of august was rather cloudy and cool with spots of drizzle across eastern areas. best of any sunshine towards the west. indeed the next few days of september are lookin

take-out alcohol service, not delivery and it has a five year sunset provision that expires at the end of 2026. so certainly a number of limitationsn that bill at the end of the session. and locally, a couple of updates. the shared spaces program, that legislation was signed by the mayor and ends in july and the permanent application for shared spaces is now live. temporary permits for the program will expire on december 31st. that's important for applicants to submit applications for the permit program and current shared spaces permit holders should look for e-mails about eligibility and other resources. there are updated guidelines around requirements especially around the park lit curb side spaces which was also recently launched a grant program to report shared spaces as well. there was information about all this that can be found on the shared spaces website. there's actually a webinar tomorrow about the program if anybody's interested. again, go to that website and you can find more information about that. a couple of additional updates on other items. the california commercial eviction moratorium expires on september 30th.

take-out alcohol service, not delivery and it has a five year sunset provision that expires at the end of 2026. so certainly a number of limitations put on that bill at the end of the session. and locally, a couple of updates. the shared spaces program, that legislation was signed by the mayor and ends in july and the permanent application for shared spaces is now live. temporary permits for the program will expire on december 31st. that's important for applicants to submit applications for the permit program and current shared spaces permit holders should look for e-mails about eligibility and other resources. there are updated guidelines around requirements especially around the park lit curb side spaces which was also recently launched a grant program to report shared spaces as well. there was information about all this that can be found on the shared spaces website. there's actually a webinar tomorrow about the program if anybody's interested. again, go to that website and you can find more information about that. a couple of additional updates on other items. the california commercial eviction moratorium expires on september