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CalCivilLibertyCalifornia Civil Liberties Advocacy (CCLA) #ccla@CalCivilLiberty·
4 Apr

When #CALeg resumes, consider a way to make democracy more digitally accessible. Sacramento is a half-day drive or more in some places. Parking fees, room, & board have a #ChillingEffect as it is. We can afford new buildings, so why not more democracy?

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noamscheiberNoam Scheiber@noamscheiber·
2 Apr

Federal judge says it's "obvious" that Lyft drivers are employees under new California law, during hearing on whether they're eligible for state-mandated sick pay. https://t.co/rDoM0fswrj

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KaivanShroffKaivan Shroff@KaivanShroff·
2 Apr

Reminder that Jared Kushner first told Trump Coronavirus was Fake News.

Then he asked his brother’s father-in-law to crowdsource the cure in a Facebook group.

Now Trump has him in charge of the response.

We’ll never know how many lives could have been saved by mere competence.

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2 Apr

Short film captures Sacramento’s eerily empty streets after stay-at-home order https://t.co/um5ph0TcEb

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2 Apr

Sports are moving closer to the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, as many athletic facilities around the world are being converted into temporary hospitals or hosting testing sites https://t.co/ANEAA2gqBS

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