fromSan Francisco Chronicle
1 month agoThey split time between California and New York. What bicoastal living looks like for these workers
Ari Takata-Vasquez often wakes up in her bed not knowing where she is. In May, she arose to what she believed to be the sound of an Oakland Police officer blasting a message from a cruiser outside her downtown apartment and thought to herself, "They're always doing too much." But she wasn't in Oakland. She was in New York, hearing the loudspeaker announcements from the school across from her Brooklyn apartment.
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