Marin Independent Journal - 2024-03-31

• Pardon sought for San Quentin podcaster
• Recreation
• Public seeks greater stake in Caltrans flood project
• Sierra Nevada snowpack `unusually normal'
• Hollywood gets close-up look at AI companies
• Democrats' safety net funding draws GOP questions
• Former insurance chief pessimisti­c about coverage
• When the boss calls after hours, should the law let you ignore it?
• Supervisor survives recall after raising voting machine doubts
• Biden's cash haul leaves Trump scrambling
• Careful what you wish for with prices, economists say
• Some of Trump's allies in Congress already support his 2025 ideas
• Lawmakers propose bills to allow public schools to have chaplains
• Crews carefully start removing the first piece of twisted steel
• Baltimore collapse shines light on vital bridges
• How subsidy ruling could impact Netanyahu
• Ships with second round of aid departs Cyprus, concerns about hunger soar
• Gossett Jr., 1st Black man to win supporting actor Oscar, dies at 87
• Gimmicks, wishful thinking won't shrink budget deficit
• Bridge bike lane plan is still puzzling
• Change approach before next district bond proposal
• Marin County's November ballot will be packed
• Independen­t artists thrive year-round in vibrant Marin County
• As conflict worsens, 2 armed groups pledge to respect civilians
• LGBTQ-inclusive church welcomes all in a country that once sent gays to labor camps
• The holidays aren't just about you
• A portrait of Aretha Franklin
• Unexpected discoverie­s
• A tale told by a typewriter
• Who's talking in Marin
• Bestseller­s
• L.A. Times Crossword
• Typewriter
• The List >> The 10 most gorgeous islands on the planet
• VIEWS NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED
• Collins wins Miami Open on final try, topping Rybakina
• Trio of track teams racing to showdown
• Stanford looks ahead to ACC leap next season
• Sharks snap skid, Blues fans boo home team
• BY DANA JACKSON

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