Marin Post
Ordinary investor optimism for U.S. stocks eclipsing 2000’s dot-com bubble
“U.S. consumers have never felt so optimistic about gains in the stock market over the next 12 months, eclipsing anything we saw around 2000.” … more »
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Donna PhelanIntero Real Estate
Is Los Angeles Criminalizing Home Ownership?
"One of advocacy groups’ favored responses to criticism of homelessness programs is that those who question the status quo “hate the homeless” and are trying to “criminalize homelessness”." … more »
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Marin County town pushes back against affordable housing project
"Last month, Mill Creek Residential submitted a pre-application to build 243 units at School Street Plaza at 95 Broadway in Fairfax, currently a partially vacant office park. The project is the largest ever proposed in the town of about 7,600 residents." … more »
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Healthline
What to Know about Lead Contamination in Cinnamon
"Amid concerns about lead found in certain cinnamon products, here’s what to know about how spices can pick up heavy metals and how worried to be." … more »
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Greystar
Big tax breaks to turn luxury apartments into affordable housing. Rents are higher than before
"As California’s housing costs have come to weigh on all but the most wealthy, policymakers have become increasingly concerned about rising rents among middle-income households, a class of renters not eligible for traditional affordable-housing subsidies." … more »
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Electreon
State’s first EV-charging roadway planned for UCLA ahead of Olympics
"The buses pick up a charge while driving throughout the day or when parked at a stationary wireless charger. A vehicle would get at least the same amount of charge as it would from a wired charger." … more »
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The Australian
15 travel destinations so overrun with tourists that you may not want to visit
"Exotic islands and historic European cities, overrun by thousands more people than they were built to hold, picturesque beaches littered with plastic, over-tourism and poor tourism management are increasingly widespread." … more »
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Delaware Online
Pedestrian deaths refuse to fall. Some say pedestrians must do better
“Pedestrians seriously need to take some accountability, as do bicycles,” wrote one user, who claimed to be a first responder. “How many times have you witnessed people crossing the street with their head in their phones?" … more »
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CIHW
The Longevity Hot Spots That Weren’t
"Our culture has become obsessed with “blue zones,” where people purportedly live longer. But does the underlying research stand up to scrutiny?" … more »
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Kitchen Theory
The truth about raw milk and why experts are ‘absolutely horrified’ by the trend
"US officials recently detected bird flu in raw milk. Meanwhile, TikTok and RFK Jr are touting its supposed health benefits." … more »