Leila Day

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6:18pm

Mon April 8, 2013
Economy/Labor/Biz

Where do older prisoners go when they get out?

The older we get, the harder it is to think of ourselves as “old.” But as far as the government is concerned – specifically, the federal corrections system – you’re “aging” or “elderly” once you turn 50. California houses one of the country’s biggest populations of elderly prisoners. And gradually, it also releases them.

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4:33pm

Mon February 25, 2013
Economy/Labor/Biz

Rental war wages on in San Francisco

Credit Under CC license from Flickr user Charleston's TheDigitel

This probably isn't news to anyone living in San Francisco, but our City by the Bay has the highest rent in the country, and the competition out there for an apartment is fierce. San Francisco rents have gone up about 15.8 percent from a year ago while rents in other parts of the country are rising with a rate of inflation of about 2.7 percent. While some argue that owners are taking advantage of the tech bubble to hike up the market value of their properties, but there are owners who resist  the urge to cash in on the rental wars.

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5:19pm

Mon February 11, 2013

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Tue December 4, 2012

6:53pm

Mon December 3, 2012
Arts & Culture

Gaming museum warps players through time

Credit Alex Handy

Lots of people talk about how addicted we are to our screens. We spend our days staring at smartphones, tablets, and computers. But the first digital addiction came before most of us even imagined a home computer: video games. 

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