Marin Independent Journal - 2024-04-06

• Judge hears killer's death sentence plea
• District breaks ground on Sausalito elementary school
• Two Tam students investigat­ed over bigoted photo
• Apple chops hundreds of jobs in fresh layoffs
• Victim, families sue mushroom farm in mass shooting
• Biden sees bridge site, assures support
• SEC pauses its climate rule amid challenges
• East Coast quake rattles millions, but no widespread damage seen
• Storms could blanket path of eclipse
• Burst of hiring gives economy signs for hope
• Right to children or children's rights? Surrogacy debate plays out in Rome
• US-Chinese talks discuss safety in air, at sea
• Police say Armani bag makers were exploited
• Israel blames officers in aid worker tragedy
• Ukraine claims it destroyed warplanes
• Russia again tries to link Ukraine to attack
• Taiwan survivors recall harrowing moments of terror
• State representa­tives support climate resilience plan
• Richmond Bridge should be closed to bikes for now
• Senior residents should help pay for good schools
• Get a taste of what makes mushrooms so great
• Rescued hens available for adoption
• Religion briefs
• `Star Trek: Discovery' ends its disappoint­ing voyage with season 5
• Jon Stewart continues his `Daily Show' comeback with dig at former employer
• Summers walked out of documentar­y interview
• How to combine colors at home with confidence
• Purdue's Edey is overwhelmi­ng choice for 2nd straight AP POY
• Corte Madera driver restarting career this weekend at Sonoma
• Tide trying to slow down UConn juggernaut
• Hornets snap Magic's three-game win streak
• Drummer drives in five as San Rafael rolls
• Jays shut out Yankees in their home opener
• Urshela's late double lifts Tigers over Oakland

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