Canadian Woman Whose Home Is A Pokémon Gym Sues For Invasion Of Privacy
A Canadian woman filed a class-action lawsuit claiming players have flooded her home ever since it became the site of a Pokemon gym.
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A Canadian woman filed a class-action lawsuit claiming players have flooded her home ever since it became the site of a Pokemon gym.
A member of Palo Alto's planning and transportation commission resigned this week, citing the city's increasingly unaffordable housing, but not before criticizing city leaders over their handling of the housing crisis.
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A Menlo Park woman is unsure if she would use Airbnb again after she said a guest flooded her home and ran an adult business from the room she was renting.
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