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Americans are poised to shell out more money for necessities like fuel and energy, and less on other goods and services that are "wants," like travel and nights out.

War in Europe complicates the Federal Reserve's effort to cool inflation without throwing the U.S. into recession.

Skies are brightening for advanced economies, but emerging markets face extra challenges post-Covid.

Jump to navigation By  06/30/2021 Farmworker housing advocates are facing some hard lessons from a pilot project that fell drastically short of its goal. Starting in 2012, a collaborative between the Marin Community Foundation and Marin County used a combination of public and private funds to build and renovate agricultural worker housing on ranches in West Marin. The group initially planned to fund 200 units within five years, but later sharply reduced the goal to 20 units.  In the end, only a dozen units were built, while the need for more affordable housing never went away.  “...

Jump to navigation By  04/28/2021 The Shoreline Unified School District board voted last week to bring Shoreline Acres under its control starting this fall. The move is intended to align the Tomales preschool with the elementary school, boost staff retention by offering employees health insurance and allow for easier access to state funding. While trustees had some questions about the budget, they were ultimately in full support of the proposal, whose cost is covered by tuition, donations and state scholarships.  “It’s been a goal of boards I’ve been sitting on for 20 years to...