Marin Independent Journal - 2020-01-23

• San Rafael unveils strategy to discourage panhandlin­g
• COM flap over new building intensifie­s
• Weinstein called sexual predator as trial opens
• Newsom asks judge to block PG&E’s blueprint
• Redwood, Tam battle to a 1-1 stalemate
• Retaining wall repair set after mudslide
• Chinese city stops outbound flights, trains
• Is a crime necessary for impeachmen­t?
• Racial, academic strife at school detailed on video
• Tech slow to address wildfire threat
• California mother charged in bribery case pleads guilty
• Watchdog files FEC complaint against pro-Sanders nonprofit
• US to impose visa restrictio­ns for pregnant women
• Trial brings angst to presidenti­al hopefuls
• Saudi prince’s WhatsApp linked to Bezos phone hack
• At least 1 dead, 7 wounded in downtown shooting
• US stocks fall flat as health authoritie­s focus on China virus
• US seeks to tighten rules that cover service animals on planes
• Britain’s Brexit bill passes final hurdle
• Enforceabl­e laws should govern San Geronimo property
• Marin towns: Still cautious about cannabis
• San Geronimo golf: Vote no on Measure D
• ‘Violins of Hope’
• Things to do and see in Marin County
• Girl wonders how to change custody
• ‘Violins’
• NY Times Puzzle No. 1219
• ‘Silent Sky’
• Jazz reach milestone vs. Warriors
• How did things go this direction for Sharks?
• 49ers head coach Shanahan reflects on blown Super Bowl
• Giants’ Manning retires after 16 seasons
• Oakland is history — the Las Vegas Raiders are here
• San Domenico pulls away late to beat MA
• Williamson’s late surge not enough for Pelicans
• Big 12 suspends 4 players from KU-KSU brawl 25 games total
• Bjorkstran­d leads Blue Jackets past Jets for 6th straight
• Red dust, rain hit weather-plagued Open

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