=US Navy to send $27 million to Tustin after disastrous hangar fire

Months after a massive fire at a Navy hangar fouled the air in Tustin, people living there are still uneasy about what's been left behind.

"What are they doing?" resident Darlene Sparks said. "I think, as residents, we want to know what they are doing with this structure."

Sparks lives directly across the street from the massive Tustin hangar that burned last November, sending plumes of black smoke and debris into the air.

"I'd like to know when they are going to inspect our properties thoroughly inside our attics and our airconditioning units and go through our gutters," Sparks said. "Give us some updates. The biggest thing has been the lack of communication."

The US Navy, which owns the hangar, has committed an additional $27 million to the city of Tustin to help catch up on payments owed to contractors, according to the mayor. Work has already been done to clean up the site and nearby neighborhood, deconstruct the hangar and for air monitoring. Mayor Austin Lumbard said the new funding strengthened the city's confidence in recovering from the tragic event.

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/us-navy-to-send-27-million-to-tustin-after-disastrous-hangar-fire/

Pepe: Can this frog meme hit new heights?

Pepe has been on the rise in 2024, confounding those who predicted this confessed zero utility meme coin would fall off a cliff after its impressive early performance 12 months ago.

Instead, Pepe has gone from strength to strength, becoming a multi-billion-dollar market cap token and exploding from around $1 billion at the start of March to around $7 billion at the end of May. Pepe’s gains over the past year are more than 1000% at press time.

https://www.cryptopolitan.com/the-4-coins-with-50x-potential-youd-be-mad-to-ignore/