Episode 311: The Process Is the Punishment
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California’s Civil Rights Department finds no wrongdoing at computer-game maker Activision Blizzard -- but still wins a $54 million settlement. Gavin Newsom warns all state agencies to stop spending ahead of a looming budget crisis. We celebrate two San Francisco anniversaries: the birth in 1916 of horror writer Shirley Jackson and the 20th anniversary of Gavin Newsom’s first ten-year plan to eliminate homelessness. Music by Metalachi.
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