West Coast Rallies After Last Week’s Devastating Storms
The U.S. West Coast is recovering from last week’s powerful storms, with tens of thousands still without power in California and Washington. Recovery efforts are underway.
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The U.S. West Coast is recovering from last week’s powerful storms, with tens of thousands still without power in California and Washington. Recovery efforts are underway.
Firefighters boost containment of Southern California’s Mountain Fire to 26%, mitigating destruction of 134 structures amidst ongoing threats.
The Mountain Fire, ignited on November 6, has ravaged Ventura County, destroying over 130 structures amid high winds.
California becomes the first US state to ban legacy admissions, aiming to create a fairer higher education system by eliminating preferential treatment for children of donors and alumni.
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes a proposed AI safety bill, sparking mixed reactions from lawmakers and the tech industry over the future of AI regulation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signs a law to restrict smartphone use in schools, aiming to improve students’ mental health and focus on academics.
California endures a summer of extremes with wildfires and an unexpected cold front bringing snow to the mountains, leading to highway closures in national parks.
California Democrats urge Biden to pause new technology export restrictions to China, warning it could lead to a ‘death spiral’ for U.S. tech firms.
China-based WeRide gains approval to test driverless robotaxis with passengers in California, marking a significant step in autonomous vehicle expansion.
California celebrates the arrival of two giant pandas at San Diego Zoo by declaring August 8 as Panda Day, marking a decade of international conservation cooperation.