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Category Archives: Morning Splash
A.M. Splash: SF Wants to Mandate Seismic Upgrades; Silicon Valley Growth Back to Dot-Com Levels; City College Turnaround Plan Contested
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SF wants to require seismic upgrades (SF Chronicle) Thousands of San Francisco property owners would be required to retrofit their older, collapse-prone buildings at an estimated cost of $60,000 to $130,000 each to improve their chances of surviving a major … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: California Abandons 8th Grade Algebra Requirement; 49er Fans Calm After Loss; Super Bowl Blackout Effects Unclear
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California abandons algebra requirement for eighth-graders (SJ Mercury News) By falling in line with other states, California is abandoning its push for all eighth-graders to take algebra. Last month, the State Board of Education unanimously shifted away from a 15-year … Continue reading
State Says Hispanics Soon to Outnumber Whites; Chevron Takes Aim at Low Carbon Fuel Standards; State Lifts Ban on Lyft, Uber; More News...
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Hispanics soon to outnumber whites in state (SF Chronicle) The number of Hispanic people in California will equal the non-Hispanic white population by the middle of the year and surpass it as the largest single racial or ethnic group in … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: CHP Will Continue Oakland Patrols; Calif. Gun Background Checks Could be a Model; Lane Stripes Missing on Central Freeway
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CHP extends Oakland patrols for another month (Oakland Tribune) The California Highway Patrol will continue policing Oakland streets for at least another month, although it's unclear whether the city or the state will be paying for the service. The CHP's … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: Guns Illegally Owned by 20,000 in State; Funding Problem For Same-Sex Marriage Opponents; Strong Facebook Earnings Expected
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Guns illegally owned by 20,000 in state (SF Chronicle) Nearly 20,000 registered gun owners in California are ineligible to have guns yet still do, and it could take three years and $25 million for authorities to confiscate the weapons, law … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: Bay to Breakers Loses Sponsor; SF Has Big Plans for Mission Bay; BCDC Embraces New Mission; 'Flipped' Learning Catches On
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Bay to Breakers races to find new sponsor (SF Gate) Zazzle has dropped out as the main sponsor of Bay to Breakers, leaving organizers less than four months to find a primary financial backer for the boozy, nudity-dotted footrace. The … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: Alameda Co. Closes 'Sweepstakes' Cafes; Lawsuit Charges SF Housing Corruption; ACLU Calls for More English Classes
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Alameda County ready to close Internet 'sweepstakes' cafes (Hayward Daily Review) Less than a year after Net Connection Internet cafe opened its doors on Hesperian Boulevard, county officials are trying to close it and a string of similar businesses in … Continue reading
A.M. Splash: Apple Earnings Announcement Highly Anticipated; Calif. Sees Big Revenue Bump in Jan.; Bill Seeks to Expand Number of Abortion Providers
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Analyst projections all over map as Apple prepares to announce quarterly earnings (SJ Mercury News) For months, Apple's stock price has been tumbling. The world's most valuable public company has hemorrhaged $200 billion since September. Bloggers and "informed sources" warn … Continue reading

