Pedestrian Struck And Killed On Wednesday Night On Hixson Pike – The Chattanoogan

A pedestrian was struck and killed on Hixson Pike on Wednesday night. At approximately 9:50 p.m., the Soddy Daisy Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office personnel responded to the 11200 block of Hixson Pike on a pedestrian struck. Upon arrival of Hamilton County EMS personnel, the pedestrian was pronounced deceased.   The Hamilton County …

Man Who Was Carjacked On E. 21st Street Says Pair Threatened To Shoot Him, Made Him Lie Prone In The Street – The Chattanoogan

A man who was a carjacking victim on Sept. 5 on E. 21st Street said two men came out from behind bushes across the street and one of them who was armed with a gun threatened to shoot him in the leg. He said he got a look at one of the men because he …

Chattanooga United Way Celebrates Its 100th Birthday Today With Downtown Party – The Chattanoogan

The United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s 100-year birthday block party, presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, will take place today.   The event will feature food trucks, performances by the Pop-Up project, a giant interactive art experience, face painting, miniature golf and more.   It is free and open to the public from 5-8 p.m.   …

Police Blotter: Youths Throw Hamburger At Woman's Car; Man Sends Harassing Messages To Neighbors Over Cigarette Smoke Issue – The Chattanoogan

A woman told police she was stopped at a red light downtown beside Hair of the Dog at 600 Market St., when a man walked up to her car and scared her. She said she pulled out her pepper spray and warned him to back away. A gray Ford F-150 was stopped beside her with …

Youth Found Dead At Bottom Of Waterfall At Sale Creek After Search For 2 Missing Youths; 1 Is Found Safe – The Chattanoogan

After a search began for two missing youths in Sale Creek on Friday night, one of them was found dead at the bottom of a waterfall. At approximately 7 p.m., Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputies, along with local fire, EMS, and rescue personnel responded to the 1200 block of Beck Road in Sale Creek for …

Soddy Daisy To Build City Hall Annex; STVRs And Litter Are Concerns – The Chattanoogan

The town of Soddy Daisy has outgrown its municipal building and is beginning to plan for a new one. City Manager Burt Johnson said that actually, every space was filled when the city hall first opened in 1995. Plans are to have a new building next door to the old one. City hall personnel will …

Slab City is an option if you like short-term vacation rentals: Letters to the editor – Desert Sun

Mr. Bond stated that renting one’s property is a right of ownership, a continuation of the oft-spoken “I can do anything I want with my property.” This is a fallacy. If one owns within a city that has zoning rules, the city identifies permitted uses for each type of zoning. La Quinta Municipal Code chapter 9 deals …

Shipley Says Short Term Vacation Rentals Proliferating, Including 7 In His Neighborhood; Graham Touts Pickleball – The Chattanoogan

County Commissioner Gene-O Shipley said short term vacation rentals are proliferating in Hamilton County, including seven in his neighborhood on the lake. “All of a sudden they are popping up all over,” he said. He said, “It’s a party zone with boats in and out and people everywhere,” he said. Commissioner Shipley added, “There are …

Yucca Valley Planning Commission Reviewed Regulations for Short Term Vacation Rentals – Z107.7 FM Joshua Tree

The Planning Commission reviewed a Land Use Compliance request to increase the total number of occupants in an STVR from 8 to fourteen in a three thousand-square-foot house on Emerson Avenue. The Commissioners agreed they needed to codify the rules for bigger houses, and more discussion was needed. The staff recommended a continuation. It was …

California leaders are engaged in wishful thinking on electricity – Desert Sun

I watched a commercial with Gavin Newsom grinning from ear to ear with a fleece sweater on and asking all Californians to “step up” by turning their thermostats up to 78 and limiting use of electricity between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. So all you hard-working citizens and noncitizens alike, who arrive home after a hard day’s …