WTI: $78.00.
California fires tonight: The New York Times is reporting: 
From The New York Times:
Ms. Bass was accustomed to circling the globe as a Democratic member of Congress and of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and had spent decades working on U.S.-Africa relations. It was one of the most absorbing parts of her political career, she told The New York Times in an interview on Oct. 17, 2021, at her home in the Baldwin Vista neighborhood of Los Angeles.
“I went to Africa every couple of months, all the time,” she said, adding, “The idea of leaving that, especially the international work and the Africa work, I was like, ‘Mmm, I don’t think I want to do that.’”
She ultimately decided that she did, telling The Times that if she was elected mayor, “not only would I of course live here, but I also would not travel internationally — the only places I would go would be D.C., Sacramento, San Francisco and New York, in relation to L.A.”
This is The New York Times reporting this.
Mayor Bass also has a habit of not answering questions. From The Times report: Mayor Bass did not personally respond to multiple requests for comment.
January 11, 2025: "anger and resentment rise." Link here. But the Bullet Train is on track. Same week as Pacific Palisades fires blaze / rage, Governor Newsom is breaking ground on a new rail yard for the Bullet Train.
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