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May 27, 2020
Giant Rebates for Commercial Landlords?
A push to provide tax relief to commercial landlords has been quietly advancing in the California Capitol. But for a scheme with such potentially...
Apr 1, 2020
Hospitals Besieged
In a horrifying sign of what urban areas can expect once the virus takes hold in their communities, the Kaiser Permanente official who leads...
Mar 27, 2020
Incomplete Test Data Blurs Full Picture of COVID-19 Outbreak
It started with a bellyache and a painful tightening of her chest.
Seemingly overnight, the symptoms transposed into a dull, pulsing throb at her temples,...
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Mar 26, 2020
Evidence Suggests That Sheltering-In-Place is Working
Elbow bumps are the new high five.
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Mar 25, 2020
Lack of Tests Means We Still Don’t Know the Full Scope of Outbreak
After seven years on disability, Chris Lierle's new job at a South Bay financial institution marked the start of an exciting new chapter. "This...
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Mar 19, 2008
SF School’s Misfortune May Benefit East Bay University
Alex Brant-Zawadzki enrolled last fall to pursue a law degree at what was advertised as the oldest public-interest law school in the country. He...
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Mar 12, 2008
Those Alameda Sports Cuts Are Just the Start of it
Clad in suits and ties, like the guests at a funeral, Alameda County's seventeen public school superintendents gathered in Oakland last month to lambaste...
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Mar 6, 2008
UC Berkeley Neuroscientists Can Read Our Minds
Imagine a device that projects a person's subconscious thought into translatable signals on a computer screen — a machine that might allow someone entry...