Jamey Padojino
ReporterJamey Padojino is a 2027 Audio Academy fellow. She is a lifelong, proud Bay Area resident with a decade-plus of experience in local journalism as a reporter and editor. Her work is grounded in community storytelling, which aims to leave people thinking "I didn't know that!" She is excited to bring her skills to audio at KALW.
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Several Bay Area cities are pushing the brakes on data centers. While they’re not necessarily banning the facilities, they want to make sure proper regulations are in place. -
If passed, BART, Muni, and other operators would get nearly a billion dollars a year through a sales tax in five counties.
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The counties seek to help thousands of people at risk of losing coverage due to federal and state cuts. -
State Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit on Oct. 14 against the federal agency that wants to close the National Archives to save costs and reduce its physical footprint. -
If the measure passes, it would support BART, Muni, and Caltrain, among other operators. If it doesn't pass, officials say the cuts could be catastrophic.
