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Passing out pride flags at a popular east bay Farmers Market calls for action. The change local Police Departments will be forced to make following an announcement from the state attorney general. Good evening, everyone. Change is coming to Police Departments across california. The state attorney general tonight laying out reforms. This comes one day before President Trump is expected to sign an executive order on policing. Heres nbc bay areas ian cull. Reporter state attorney general Xavier Bec...

Social Security and OIG held 5th annual National Slam the Scam Day. The following article appeared in a recent press release by Mark Hinkle, Social Security Press Officer. Its appropriateness

Workers who maintain City of Portland sewage infrastructure recently received new city-issued workwear: bulletproof vests.

Voters living within the boundaries of the San Carlos School District will soon decide the fate of Measure H, a $176 million bond officials hope to spend on necessary infrastructure

The union said future decisions about telework policies must “based on facts, and not on fear or politics.”

2023 will forever be remembered as the year of Generative AI. In this digital age, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone with internet access who hasn’t heard of ChatGPT. If you have been around long…

At the end of his first year in the U.S. Senate, Eric Schmitt has set his sights on government control over public behavior during a pandemic.When he was the Mi

OpenAI’s CEO turmoil might impact the company, but generative-AI tools are here to stay.

The cost to bring Anderson Dam, which holds back the largest reservoir in Californias Santa Clara County, up to modern earthquake standards has increased to $2.3 billion, water officials said