AirBnb Bans Host Who Evicted Gay Couple From Texas Home
AirBnb has banned a host who allegedly kicked a same-sex couple out of a home they rented in Texas shortly after discovering they were gay.
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AirBnb has banned a host who allegedly kicked a same-sex couple out of a home they rented in Texas shortly after discovering they were gay.
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Police swarmed the Berkeley High School campus Wednesday after staff caught word of a brawl between students planned after school.
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Rents are soaring in Lafayette, and complaints from residents are prompting city leaders to consider a moratorium on increases.
BART needs billions of dollars just to keep the trains running in the future, and the transit agency may end up asking the public to foot the bill.