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EDD backlog and fraud timeline: How we got here

EDD backlog and fraud timeline: How we got here © KCRA 3 EDD With a consistent backlog of jobless claims, the worst fraud in California s history and a lack of transparency, California s Employment Development Department has been under fire since problems came to light in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, problems being experienced by Californians trying to apply for unemployment through the EDD are not new and have just been exacerbated by the exponential number of claims.Sign up for our Newsletters To understand how we got here, this is a timeline of events at California s EDD, beginning with two major events from several years ago:

More free PPE available to South Lake Tahoe and El Dorado County businesses

Through a partnership with the Tahoe Prosperity Center, the City of South Lake Tahoe, and Dorado County, 87,000 masks and 2,400 bottles of hand sanitizer have been distributed to local businesses to date. With the upcoming Memorial Day holiday and a busy tourist season, more supplies may be needed and are now available.

The UC System s Policing Expansion Belies Its Stated Commitment to Racial Justice

The Nation, check out our latest issue. Subscribe to Support Progressive Journalism The Nation is reader supported: Chip in $10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter. Sign up for our Wine Club today. Did you know you can support The Nation by drinking wine? The University of California has proposed shocking changes to its policing policies. These changes are directly contrary to national trends toward de-escalation, greater accountability, and alternatives to armed response. The new, costly policies not only expand the coercive power and discretionary authority of the UC Police Department but also continue to inflate its bloated budget.

Quake in Truckee gives California s early earthquake warning app first real test

An earthquake Thursday night was large enough to trigger shake alert warnings on people s smartphones in Northern California.The alerts are part of an earthquake warning system that are sent out when quakes reach magnitude 4.5 or higher and are designed to give people time to take cover. It was actually the first time that we ve been able to use, on this scale, California s earthquake early warning system, said California Office of Emergency Services spokesperson Brian Ferguson.The early warning system goes through the MyShake app, which California first rolled out in October of 2019.The state was the first in the country to adopt the technology. Oregon and Washington have since adopted the system which relies on an intricate network of seismometers strategically placed across the western states to pick up seismic activity. The network will triangulate where that earthquake started and make an estimate of how big that earthquake is, explained Tim Dawson, a senior engineeri

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