Google Unveils Privacy Changes for Young People
Google says it will make things safer online for young people. The Silicon Valley search giant said videos uploaded by 13- to 17-year-olds to YouTube, which is owned by Google,
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How Santa Clara County non-profits and parishes came together to distribute 17 million meals
As COVID-19 spread across Santa Clara County in March 2020, local charities heard the first pleas for help and developed a new food distribution system that would get 17 million
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Moderna vaccine is durable through 6 months, booster needed by winter, says company
Moderna’s mRNA coronavirus vaccine remains at a high 93% efficacy for six months after the second dose, but company officials said a booster shot will likely be needed by winter
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How much will California’s EDD scandal cost Gov. Newsom in the recall election?
Had Ivy Bland been able to access more than $9,000 of locked unemployment benefits, she and her husband might have been able to put off their move to Florida. Had
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‘My hands are tied.’ Bay Area 211 workers feel helpless in face of homelessness crisis
It started off as a routine call. But before Rico Millan knew it, the woman on the other end of the phone was crying. She had phoned for help finding
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Elon Musk’s brain-computer startup Neuralink raises $205 Million
Neuralink, the futuristic brain-computer interface company founded by Elon Musk, said it has raised $205 million in fresh venture backing, by far the biggest haul of any company in its field.
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Los Angeles, Orange County region sees biggest tech-talent gain in North America
The greater Los Angeles/Orange County region climbed eight spots to land at ninth overall in CBRE’s 2021 Scoring Tech Talent report. It posted the biggest jump of any market in North America,
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California man created 8 fake businesses, filed for $27 million in bogus COVID-19 loans, feds say
An Encino man was arrested Thursday for attempting to bilk the federal Paycheck Protection Program, created last year to prop up business struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, out of about
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California appoints former federal prosecutor as special counsel for unemployment fraud
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration on Tuesday tapped a former federal prosecutor to help investigate billions of dollars in fraudulent unemployment benefits paid by the state. The Employment Development Department
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Bay Area Fire Stations Increase Staffing Given Dangerous Weather Conditions
Communities in the Bay Area were pulling together Sunday to fight fires. Fire Station 8 in the Corridor off Page Mill Road in Los Altos hasn’t been fully staffed in
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