Q: Three injured in Vic balcony collapse

Three people have been hospitalised after they plummeted four metres to the ground following a balcony collapse in Melbourne.

Emergency services were called to a Point Cook home before 4pm on Sunday and treated two men and a woman at the scene before taking them to hospital.

A man aged in his 60s was taken to Royal Melbourne Hospital with a cut to his head.

Two others, a man aged in his 40s, who hurt his knee, and a woman aged in her 20s with a shoulder injury, were taken to the Western Hospital.

All three are in a stable condition.

A: Three people are in a stable condition after a balcony collapsed underneath them in Melbourne.


Q: #ReclaimMLK: Oakland stands for civil rights, economic justice

On Sunday, January 18, a packed audience filled the Scottish Rite Center for In The Name of Love, the 13th Annual Musical Tribute honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hosted by Living Jazz, the event remains Oakland’s only non denominational musical tribute to Dr. King, with this year’s theme celebrating the creative achievements of Bay Area based African American female musicians. Musical performances included Oakland Children’s Community Choir, Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, and headlining acts Faye Carol, Linda Tillery, Gina Breedlove and Melanie DeMore.

East Oakland Youth Development Center (EOYDC) president and CEO Regina Jackson was presented with this year’s Oakland Citizen Humanitarian Award for her work with Oakland’s most vulnerable youth. When speaking on the importance of jazz at the 1964 Berlin Jazz Festival, King stated “…modern jazz] sings the song of a more complicated urban existence.”

This year’s MLK day comes at a paramount time in our nation’s history as thousands take to the streets across the U.S against police brutality. In Oakland, activists declared 96 hours of direct action across the city to reclaim King’s legacy.

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A: On Sunday, January 18, a packed audience filled the Scottish Rite Center for In The Name of Love,  the 13th Annual Musical Tribute honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hosted ...


Q: Pretty Parlor a GoGo, SF’s first beauty truck, rolls into town

The Pretty Parlor a GoGo mobile beauty truck will debut at Urban Air Market in Hayes Valley this weekend.

Trucks aren’t just for food and fashion anymore: this weekend, San Francisco will see its first truck dedicated to mobile beauty when Pretty Parlor a GoGo parks at Sunday’s Urban Air Market in Hayes Valley. A new venture from Pretty Parlor, the truck will offer a select menu of the Mission destination’s beauty services in an on-the-go space that will travel to city locations announced on Twitter and to special events such as weddings upon request.

For its debut, the truck will offer waxing and hair removal services, spray tanning and makeup. Hair services are on the horizon, and owners Sarah LaShelle and Misty Briglia plan to further tailor what’s offered to fit patrons’ needs once they see how people react in the coming weeks.

“We’re going to roll with it,” LaShelle said of their plan.

To visit the mobile beauty truck, stop by Urban Air Market, Sun., Sept. 16 in Hayes Valley from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Pretty Parlor a GoGo co-owners Misty Briglia (left) and Sarah LaShelle

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Pretty Parlor a GoGo, SF’s first beauty truck, rolls into town