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Floods · Corte MaderaHeavy rain and high tides believed to be the most severe in two decades caused flooding in parts of Northern California on Saturday, prompting road closures and rescues of residents trapped in their cars.Roadways through a 15-mile (24-kilometer) stretch from the Sausalito area to San Rafael were flooded after a downpour coincided with record-breaking “ King Tides," Marin County Sheriff's Sgt. Michael Dobbins said. No injuries were reported but a…See the Story
Heavy rain, high tides cause flooding along stretch of Northern California
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Taxes · CaliforniaBy Levi Sumagaysay | CalMatters
As California becomes more dependent on tax revenue from the tech industry, its stake in the health of the artificial intelligence industry has grown. The state is seeing financial benefits from the AI boom, a new analysis by the Legislative Analyst’s Office shows. But the boom raises questions: Will it continue to be accompanied by a decline in tech and other jobs? Is it a bubble? Tax revenue from stock-option w…See the Story
California tax revenue getting a boost from AI boom — but for how long?
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California, United States · CaliforniaA tool called DROP lets California residents fill out a few forms to keep their personal data from being tracked or sold by data brokers.
Illustration by Gabriel Hongsdusit, The Markup The California Privacy Protection Agency kicked off 2026 by launching a tool that state residents can use to make data brokers delete and stop selling their personal information. The system, known as the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform, or DROP, has been in …See the Story
How Californians Can Use a New State Website to Block Hundreds of Data Brokers – The Markup
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