Marin Independent Journal - 2024-04-10

• Tesla settles suit over Autopilot death
• Bill aims at Ticketmast­er; musicians concerned
• Fairfax tackles light pollution to let people enjoy the stars
• Lawsuit: Marin restaurant left wire in sandwich
• Groups claim death penalty `racial bias'
• Suspect accused of assault, carjacking Rain, chilly days returning to area
• Lawmakers plan bill to clarify that feds will pay for new bridge
• Court rejects Trump's latest attempt to delay April 15 trial
• GOP's Rep. Greene delivers fresh threats of ousting Speaker Johnson
• Austin tells Congress Israel taking steps to boost aid
• Wall Street barely budges as it braces for inflation report
• Suspect's parents sentenced over `runaway train'
• Videos show Chicago police fired nearly 100 shots over 41 seconds during fatal traffic stop
• Former educator charged in case of boy, 6, who shot teacher
• Idaho teen faces federal terrorism charge in alleged church attack plot
• Blinken, UK's Cameron push for more US aid to Ukraine
• Status of Russian-occupied Ukraine nuclear plant is `extremely serious'
• China's Xi meets with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov in show of support
• Verdict states Switzerlan­d violated rights by inaction
• South Korea's president faces crucial referendum
• Medical care, supplies scarce as gang violence chokes Haiti's capital
• Second Northgate plan adds too many residents
• Carroll was important representa­tive of demographi­c
• Where to go for great French fries
• Food and fun for a good cause
• Recent Marin IJ dining reviews
• La Gastronomi­a di Porchetta
• Bob's Giant Burgers, Pleasanton
• Stallone accused of verbally abusing background actors
• Update reveals no `deviants' in the house
• THE MASTERS
• Mavs beat Hornets, Doncic scores 39
• Tigers score 4 runs in 9th inning to knock of Pirates

Marin Independent Journal - 2024-04-09

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