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San Francisco immigration court closure leaves immigrants uncertain about hearings (opens the original)
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As the San Francisco Immigration Court closes and cases are transferred to Concord, immigrants are facing confusion over where and when their hearings will take place. The Concord Immigration Court began holding mass hearings in June, as the federal government pushes to reduce a nationwide immigration court backlog. But the transfers have left some immigrants unsure about where they are supposed to appear, according to Milli Atkinson, director of the Immigrant Legal Defense Program at the Bar As
Question of the Bay: How do you feel when you encounter AI? (opens the original)
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As Silicon Valley races to lead the AI revolution, Bay Area residents are grappling with what the technology means for their work, the information they see online and their everyday lives. For many people, access to AI took off in 2022, when ChatGPT launched. Four years later, the technology has become part of the workplace and is increasingly shaping how people create and consume information. KALW talked to people at Dolores Park about how they’re using AI and what they feel when they encounter
California Senator Padilla calls for oversight of ICE detention centers (opens the original)
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California Senator Alex Padilla raised concerns about conditions in immigration detention centers at a spotlight forum in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, calling for independent oversight. He pointed to recent findings that the California City Detention Center, the largest ICE facility in the state, failed to comply with a court order requiring adequate healthcare. Padilla said that even while in custody, every person in detention deserves to be treated with dignity and humanity. “Their lives ha
Community members call for Trans March arrests to be dropped (opens the original)
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About 50 people gathered outside San Francisco City Hall on Monday morning, calling on city officials to drop felony charges against people arrested during the Trans March last month. Community members demanded that prosecutors dismiss the cases and urged the city to rethink its approach to policing the annual march. Renee Coe, a lawyer and police liaison for the march, said she witnessed a police squad car drive into the crowd and saw officers hit people and shove them to the ground. " I called
Historic fairgrounds near San Francisco could become data center site (opens the original)
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For more than 85 years, the Cow Palace has hosted everything from Republican National Conventions to techno shows. Now, the historic venue could take on a very different role: serving as a home for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Global Stack, a Santa Ana-based company, has proposed building a small data center at the Cow Palace, along with a multi-level parking garage and a helicopter landing pad. The company says the facility would provide AI computing power for local customers and be
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