Anywhere But Humboldt
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020
The Hill: Teachers suffer too: School violence is a daily reality
The Hill: Pharmacy chains sue doctors over opioid crisis
City Pages: bars has a new focus: Cutting out alcohol
Gizmodo: The US Oil and Gas Industry's 5-Year Plan Is a Climate and Health Nightmare
NPR: California Governor Pushes $1.4 Billion Plan To Tackle Homelessness
NPR: 'American Oligarchs' Reveals How Trump, Kushner Families Learned To Work The System
NY Times: Deflating Results of Major Study Point to Better Ways to Cut Health Care Waste
NY Times: How Rupert Murdoch Is Influencing Australia’s Bushfire Debate
NY Times: Inside the Billion-Dollar Battle Over .Org
NY Times: My Journey to Radical Environmentalism
The Oregonian: Portland to resume homeless camp clean-ups after once-divided City Council unites
Washington Post: Mnuchin seeks delay of proposed disclosure of Secret Service spending on presidential travel until after election
San Jose Mercury: About two-thirds of Puerto Rico remains without power
SF Chronicle: Yosemite’s grand Ahwahnee Hotel loses its luster, four-diamond award
SF Chronicle: California will open vacant state land for homeless shelters under Newsom order
SF Chronicle: ‘Next-level craziness’: SF e-scooter company forged its own permit, owes over $200,000 in citations
The Guardian: 'Like sending bees to war': the deadly truth behind our almond-milk obsession
The Guardian: World Bank warns of global debt crisis amid borrowing build-up
Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020
The Guardian: The Americans dying because they can't afford medical care
Washington Post: Want more bang for your vote? Move.
Washington Post: Early-morning earthquake in Puerto Rico kills at least one, triggers widespread blackout
Washington Post: Everywhere in your body is tissue called fascia. Scientists are unlocking its secrets.
Washington Post: ‘It’s a lot happening all at once’: Illinois shops run out of marijuana just six days after start of legalization
SF Chronicle: Kids were throwing snowballs at cars and a driver retaliated - by shooting them
LA Times: It took three years of blown deadlines, but L.A.'s first homeless housing project is done
KTLA: California Sues Silicon Valley Billionaire Over Public Access to San Mateo County Beach
Press Democrat: Over opposition, supervisors clear path for commercial hemp growing
Press Democrat: Parking lot near airport considered for sanctioned homeless camp
Monday, Jan. 6, 2020
Star Tribune: For tech-weary Midwest farmers, 40-year-old tractors now a hot commodity
CNN: One of America's oldest and largest milk producers files for bankruptcy
The Guardian: Brittany oyster farms hit by gastroenteritis epidemic from sewage
The Guardian: Counting Whales From Space: scientists and engineers plan hi-tech effort
The Guardian: Silicon Valley has pledged billions to fight the housing crisis. It won't be enough
The Guardian: Mayflower 400 events could help recover lost Native American treasure
BBC: Reynhard Sinaga: Britain's 'most prolific rapist' jailed for life
NY Times: To Fight Climate Change, One City May Ban Heating Homes With Natural Gas
NY Times: Why Are Young Americans Killing Themselves?
NY Times: Opinion: Klobachar can beat Trump
Washington Post: People who second-guess themselves make worse decisions, study finds
Washington Post: I quit drinking 2 years ago. Over time, my brain made it easier.
Washington Post: 24 percent of young adults may have prediabetes in U.S., study shows
CNN: Puerto Rico rocked by a magnitude 5.8 earthquake, with more tremors expected
NY Daily News: NYCHA to spend $50 million scouring air ducts not cleaned in decades to fight mold
NY Post: Japanese sushi magnate Kiyoshi Kimura spends $1.8 million on huge tuna
LA Times: Bay Area car burglars travel down the coast to snatch belongings from L.A. tourists
Santa Cruz Sentinel: Federal laws, regs shackle marijuana researchers
San Jose Mercury: Monterey Bay part of rapidly increasing ocean acidity
San Jose Mercury: A lone granny flat in this South Bay city helped spur changes to state law
NPR: As California Tries To Make Contract Workers Employees, Industries Push Back
The Oregonian: Iranian Americans returning to Washington state reportedly questioned at US-Canada border