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This is my first lawsuit as a reporter. Many govenment agencies deny records, knowing most newsrooms don’t have the resources to fight it. Wish us luck! Story: calmatters.org/housing/homele… #publicrecords #news #journalism

In total, according to CalMatters’ analysis of state records, 56 hospitals have stopped delivering babies since 2012 — that’s 16% of all general acute care hospitals in the state. The list: cal.news/3Bhr3lB 📝 Kristen Hwang, Erica Yee & @ab_ibarra

✅✅✅ Gov. Newsom signed three bills intended to protect voters from deepfakes — deceptive forms of audio, images and video generated by artificial intelligence. cal.news/3XPOytZ 📝 Khari Johnson 📷 Jeff Chiu, AP Photo

I’ve always been a proud California girl and now I’m delighted to share that I am officially a fellow CalMatters College Beat ! Please feel free to message me via DM for any story tips! ✉️ 📸#2: Cristian Gonzalez

California is the seventh U.S. state to adopt mobile driver’s licenses for iPhones, part of a growing push by businesses and governments to make digital IDs commonplace. cal.news/3zpwluV 📝 Khari Johnson

What does Thierry Breton's departure mean for European Tech Regulation? And what can we expect from the next European Commission regarding digital policy? I tried replying to these burning questions with the great Justin Hendrix of Tech Policy Press. techpolicy.press/thierry-breton…

Rev. Barber ain’t even opened his mouth yet and he already tired of Mark Robinson 😂

California es el séptimo estado de Estados Unidos en adoptar licencias de conducir móviles para iPhones, parte de un esfuerzo creciente por parte de empresas y gobiernos para hacer que las identificaciones digitales sean algo común. cal.news/3Bf2i9T 📝 Khari Johnson

.Vice President JD Vance Kamala Harris pledges to build 3 million affordable homes and apartments in her first term as president, but Gov. Newsom has fallen short on a similar campaign promise in California. What lessons can she learn? cal.news/3XZSybp 📝 Alexei Koseff

✅ Most tortillas and corn masa products sold in California will soon have to include an additional ingredient — one considered key during pregnancy. The goal? Increase folic acid intake among Latinas of reproductive age. cal.news/47Hjpxb 📝 @ab_ibarra 📸 Fully Vaccinated Larry+booster

❌ Breaking: Gov. Newsom vetoed the legislature's most ambitious (and contentious) bill this year to regulate A.I. It would have required testing of A.I. models before companies could deploy them, to assess their risk to society. cal.news/3Y3a7IC 📝 Khari Johnson

I spoke with Khari Johnson about Gov. Newsom’s decision on SB 1047, which he vetoed today. My take: the bill was imperfect, but the debates it catalyzed importantly expanded democratic participation in tech policy and AI governance. calmatters.org/economy/2024/0…

I met Emily Bloch when we sat at the same table at a wedding a year ago, and I'm so glad that we did. Good things lie ahead for sure. Congrats!

A NYT correction for the ages.

For the past six months, I’ve been trying to figure out why the tech industry – and in particular crypto – have been pouring so much money into political races. The answer is bigger, and much more wide-ranging, than we think, and it appears in the New Yorker today.

NEW INVESTIGATION: Uber and Lyft locked drivers out of work to game a NYC minimum wage law. We crowdsourced screenshots, monitored surge pricing and ran financial models to reveal the devastating impact on drivers. w/ Natalie Lung Aaron W. Gordon ಠ_ಠ bloomberg.com/graphics/2024-…

California’s state Senate will be at least 50% women for the first time in history and, depending on a few undecided races, the state Legislature overall could reach gender parity for the first time. cal.news/4hJcQyT 📝 @sameeakamal

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A spate of new bills in California and other states would protect consumers from electricity rate hikes that subsidize data centers. cal.news/4k3Gujm 📝 Khari Johnson