Marin Independent Journal - 2022-05-03

• Inquiry clears superinten­dent of misconduct
• Court: City can't ban alleged dealers
• Bill could require carbon offsets for coastal projects
• River disaster averted in chemical spill on road
• Couple sentenced to prison in forced labor investigat­ion
• Mariner pleads guilty in sea killing
• Report cites abuse of social media by Minneapoli­s police
• NYPD veteran convicted of assaulting officer
• Trump's bid to shape GOP faces test with voters in May races
• Fed prepares to accelerate rate increases
• Late tech rally leaves stocks higher
• NYC Amazon workers reject union in reversal of fortune
• Muslims mark Eid al-Fitr holiday with joy, worry
• Shanghai outbreak shows signs of waning as cases fall
• Everyone can choose to take action amid troubled times
• Levine gets nod for insurance commission­er
• State housing numbers disregard wildfire dangers
• Reinventio­n time
• The crucial role volunteers play on behalf of animals
• History watch
• PBS' `Ridley Road' holds lessons to America from '60s London
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0329
• James Corden to leave late-night show
• Young nephew's behavior causes concern
• Judge tosses part of Blac Chyna's case against Kim Kardashian
• First `Jeopardy!' Gen Z super champ's streak hits 19 games
• Elliott snaps his 26-race streak without a victory
• Leafs top 2-time champ Tampa Bay in series opener
• Redwood enjoys big week with four titles
• Top four seeds advance in MCAL tennis tournament
• Cease helps White Sox stymie Angels
• Boughner would like job status in SJ settled
• Oakland ships out two more players

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