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Taking a look at the big changes coming to the Fresno Yosemite International Airport
From new routes to late night eats, big changes are coming to the Fresno Yosemite International Airport.On Thursday, Media & Public Relations Officer Vikkie Calderon joined Action New in studio to talk about the latest in the terminal expansion project and what you can already take advantage of.You can plan your next trip out of the Fresno Yosemite International Airport, click here.For news updates, follow Vanessa Vasconcelos on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Madera Community Hospital appoints new CEO as re-opening approaches
As Madera Community Hospital prepares to reopen, the hospital's board has appointed a new CEO.Steve Stark will serve in the position. He most recently served as regional CEO of three hospitals managed by American Advanced Management, which also manages Madera Community Hospital.The hospital closed in January of last year and filed for bankruptcy protection two months later.Since then, American Advanced Management has been working to reopen the facility.A $57 million loan was awarded through the state's Distressed Hospital Loan Program.The hospital hopes to open its doors by September or October this year.
Visalia PD prepping for Labor Day with DUI checkpoint, additional patrol units
VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Visalia Police Department will be setting up a DUI checkpoint and patrolling the streets more frequently leading up to Labor Day. Starting Friday, officers say they will begin dispatching additional officers to patrol the roadways. The extra units will be patrolling from Aug. 16 until Sept. 2. Police also say […]
California Lawmakers Face Backlash Over Doomsday-Driven AI Bill
This month, the California State Assembly is set to vote on Senate Bill 1047, legislation that could significantly disrupt AI research. If history is any guide, California could once again drag the entire country towards unpopular tech regulation. Yet the bill's sponsors have been caught off guard by the backlash from academics and the AI industry. "I did not appreciate how toxic the division is," admitted state Sen. Scott Wiener (D–San Francisco), who introduced the bill.
California legislators debate giving oil companies until 2031 to monitor wells for leaks
The last-minute Senate plan would delay by four years a law’s deadline for safety rules at oil wells near homes and schools. The post California legislators debate giving oil companies until 2031 to monitor wells for leaks appeared first on Long Beach Post.
2 California men arrested in Virginia in connection to thefts at high-end stores across 7 states
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — Detectives said they arrested two men in Tysons who are part of a high-end retail theft ring operating in states across the country. In a news conference on Aug. 15, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) said the group, known as the “Airpod Crew,” is responsible for hitting […]
Gov. Newsom signs 10 bills to fight retail crimes, car thefts and stolen good sales
Governor Gavin Newsom along with a large group of lawmakers, law enforcement, local and state leaders, and retailers came together on Friday in San Jose to celebrate what they hope will curb retail theft.Newsom signed 10 new bills into law that aim to combat smash-and-grabs, car thefts and the sale of stolen goods in California.MORE: Home Depot employee in her 70s fired for failing to stop $5K in fraudulent transactions: lawsuitVideos of smash and grabs became a more common sight during the pandemic.But since 2022, California has been cracking down on retail thefts from issuing millions of dollars in crimefighting...
Bay Area loses thousands of jobs in July as tech layoffs jolt economy
Bay Area employers slashed thousands of jobs in July, an unsettling economic setback that suggests that the waves of layoffs in the struggling tech industry are more broadly affecting the region’s employment prospects. Much of last month’s job losses in the Bay Area resulted from big employment cuts in...
Northern California forecast: What to expect with milder, windier conditions this weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Friday will be a seasonable day in Northern California ahead of a mild weekend. Meteorologist Tamara Berg said Friday's forecast high temperature in downtown Sacramento will be 95 degrees, which was the same high on Thursday. The average for this time of year is 93 degrees.
After campus protests, California considers bills on genocide education, protest restrictions, DEI training
The bills, which were opposed by several pro-Palestinian groups, will move on for debate this month and would affect campus protests, require Holocaust and genocide teachings in schools and antisemitism lessons at colleges with diversity, equity and inclusion training.
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