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SF News /Eve Batey

Sunday Morning Coming Down: Super Bowl Gridlock Begins

Published Jan 24, 2016 · 12:00 AM PST

  • Local bans are causing problems for California pot growers. [Associated Press]
  • Now you can walk right through the front door of the Pacific Film Archive. [SF Chronicle]
  • Renter protections that may include rent control and just cause eviction protections, are being considered this week in Lafayette, Pacifica, and Santa Rosa. [IndyBay]
  • "Major Gridlock" (which is also Caleb's porn name) hits SF as construction for Super Bowl City begins. [ABC7] [SF Chronicle] [CBS5]
  • As expected, numerous abortion opponents took to San Francisco's streets Saturday. [ABC7] [SF Chronicle] [CBS5]
  • The Bay Bridge's lights went out from 5:30-9:30 last night, and no one seems to know why. [CBS5]
  • There’s little sense of surprise around City Hall in the wake of charges being leveled at local political players. [SF Examiner]
  • VCs have pumped up the value of the unicorn startups, and now tech IPOs are screwed. [Fortune]

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