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We cover this week's major security vulnerabilities, including bugs within Aruba Networks, Dropbox, and GitLab products.

Billed as a program that would boost the city’s equity efforts and affordable housing, it simply reinforces existing inequalities while adding few truly affordable units.

News and events briefs

A lengthy council meeting Tuesday saw many agenda items discussed, including renegotiating a deal with senior levels of government to fund the bus rapid transit system and revising recommendations made in a report by the Ontario Ombudsman.

After eight Air Force airmen were killed in a November crash near Japan, the Pentagon last week grounded its entire fleet of V-22 Ospreys. In other news, we look at what the money raised through parking meters is used for in light of the San Diego City Council voting to create new "community parking districts" in Kearny Mesa and San Ysidro. Plus, we check in with some local independent bookstores on their top picks to gift the reader in your life.

A new law will pave the way for more affordable housing across California. In other news, in the past several years, San Diego has managed to slash greenhouse gas emissions from electricity, but despite that progress, the city's carbon footprint actually increased slightly in 2021. Plus, the next stop on our KPBS public art tour takes us to Imperial Beach. We learn about two sculptures, both inspired by the city's surf culture.

Our research shows that 90 percent of the strategies outlined in the previous Climate Action Plan have gone unimplemented.

London’s current deputy mayor and Ward 7 councillor is throwing his hat in the ring to become the city’s next mayor.

WSU students continue to experience inconveniences with the Wi-Fi networks in the residence halls and other on-campus buildings but not nearly as many as at the start of the semester. “At the start, [internet] was a little spotty, but now it seems pretty good. My laptop does not like to connect to the Wi-Fi. That’s the...