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Oroville High placed under shelter-in-place after vague potential threat (opens the original)
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OROVILLE, Calif. — Oroville High School was placed under a shelter-in-place order on Thursday after the school said staff received information about a vague statement that could be interpreted as a potential threat, police said. Oroville police increased their presence at the school while officers and administrators reviewed the information. Officials said students remained safely in their classrooms. Police said they received no reports of anyone on campus with a firearm or another weapon. The
REACH responds after deadly Catalina Island medical helicopter crash (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — REACH Air Medical Services, which operates an air ambulance base in Redding, said it was coordinating with authorities after one of its helicopters crashed near Catalina Island, killing two people. The medical helicopter crashed into the ocean shortly after taking off near Pebbly Beach in Avalon on Wednesday night, Sept. 30. Four of the five people believed to have been aboard were recovered: two were pronounced dead at the scene and two were taken to mainland hospitals in stab
Oroville mayor, City Council candidates cite budget woes as top issue in races (opens the original)
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OROVILLE, Calif. — Voters in Oroville will decide contested races for mayor and City Council seats in historic districts A, B and F, with candidates pointing to budget issues, business concerns, public safety and emergency preparedness as top priorities. Mayoral candidate David Pittman said the city’s finances are a key issue for him, pointing to problems in the most recent budget. “Our last budget wasn't a balanced budget when we started, and it was deficient in terms of revenue stream to handl
Newsom signs California AI laws targeting workplace use, deepfakes (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 13 bills Wednesday aimed at setting rules for artificial intelligence in California workplaces, health care, online content and genetic research. The new laws require human review of AI-based firing or discipline decisions, require notices when AI causes mass layoffs, limit workplace surveillance and set protections against AI deepfakes and fraud. Newsom also signed an executive order declaring the technology will be called “Artificial Intelligence” in Calif
Newsom signs tax credits for local news organizations (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO — California local news organizations could receive state tax credits to help them keep and hire journalists under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Wednesday. Assembly Bill 2222 creates refundable tax credits for qualifying local digital, broadcast and print news organizations that employ California journalists. Starting in 2027, eligible outlets can receive up to $20,000 for each full-time journalist, plus extra credits for newly created full-time reporting jobs. The program runs thro
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