The fate of Comerica’s 88 California branches and the name of the Detroit Tigers’ ballpark remain unclear, until the $10.9 billion deal is final next spring.
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Santa Clara County Supervisors Agree to Work with City Hall to Expand Homeless Services
Direct medical and behavioral health services to city of San Jose-funded interim housing sites will expand under a new partnership brokered last week by Supervisor Betty Duong and Mayor Matt Mahan.
Newsom Signs Sweeping Law Setting Rules for A.I.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a major safety law on artificial intelligence, creating one of the strongest sets of rules about the technology in the nation.
California Lawmakers Send AI Regulation Bills to Newsom
Most plans to regulate data centers died in the state’s Legislature this year, despite a nationwide backlash. Two surviving bills aim to promote disclosure of energy and water use.
Sex Abuse, Satanic Rites Described in Charges against Gilroy Foster Mom
The suspect, 60-year-old Christina Jean Johnson, was arrested in Shasta County last month, and appeared at the South County courthouse in Morgan Hill last week. She operated a daycare facility in Gilroy.
Why More San Jose Residents Are Choosing to Gamble Online
San Jose has always been at the forefront of technology. Residents here have adopted everything from streaming services and mobile banking to esports and app-based food delivery. Gambling is no exception.
Uber and Lyft Drivers Closer to Union Vote after Legislative Deal
Legislators approved a bill allowing Lyft and Uber drivers to unionize after a deal that allows both companies to reduce liability insurance.
Google Organized Opposition to CA Bill That Protects Chrome Users
Legislation to force Google’s Chrome web browser to safeguard personal data cleared the Legislature and headed to the governor’s desk Thursday.
Proposed Changes to SC County Rural Zoning Ordinance Could Impact Wineries
The proposed new rules could significantly affect wineries and other agricultural operations that conduct a variety of on-site business.
Can California Ever Rival More Gambling-Friendly States?
Gambling in the United States, though popular, is a complicated issue with states granted the autonomy to set their own regulations.
New Plan Aims To Stop Sex Abuse in CA Schools
A new bill under consideration in the California Legislature would give local officials more tools to identify and combat sexual abuse and educate students to better identify the most common signs of grooming behavior.
EU Fines Google $3.5B for Breaking Europe’s Antitrust Laws
European Union officials accused the American tech giant of using its size and dominance to undercut rivals in online advertising, a move that could raise the ire of the Trump administration.
CA Lawmakers Reject ‘Jay Leno Bill,’ Keep Smog Tests for Classic Cars
California’s Assembly Appropriations Committee killed bill that aimed to give classic car owners a pass from smog requirements.
Where Is The Governor? Newsom Isn’t Releasing his Official Calendar
As Gov. Gavin Newsom turns his attention to national politics, it’s difficult to evaluate what effect his extracurricular activities have had on his work, because the governor’s office has not made his full schedule available all year.
Google Avoids Harshest Penalties in Landmark Search Monopoly Ruling
Judge Amit P. Mehta said Google must hand over some of its search data to rivals, falling short of the sweeping changes proposed by the government to rein in the power of Silicon Valley.
AI Price-setting Algorithms Get a Pass in Sacramento
A secretive appropriations process in the California Legislature killed or reined in three bills regulating the use of pricing algorithms, although some AI regulation survived the legislative axe, including a bill that would outlaw pricing software algorithm use in contracts.
