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Judge OKs San Bernardino County’s decision to switch ambulance providers (opens the original)
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San Bernardino County properly awarded its new contract for ambulance service to a coalition of local fire departments, despite choosing the bidder who was scored lower by an internal review board, a judge has ruled. “This court must defer to county defendant’s selection of, and award to, CONFIRE as a lawful exercise of its discretion,” San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Jay H. Robinson wrote in a 13-page ruling released Wednesday, Sept. 30. American Medical Response, which has been oper
Judge allows change to San Bernardino County ambulance service to move forward, for now (opens the original)
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San Bernardino County’s plan to switch ambulance service providers on Thursday is on — for now. “The public interest is served by continuous, uninterrupted emergency services,” San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Jay H. Robinson said Tuesday morning in Rancho Cucamonga. “CONFIRE maintains they’re ready to go.” Robinson was denying a request for a temporary restraining order to block the switch filed by American Medical Response. The Colorado-based private ambulance has provided ambulance
AMR seeks restraining order to stop San Bernardino County from switching ambulance providers this week (opens the original)
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The legal battle over who will answer the call when San Bernardino County residents dial 911 continues, with a last-minute filing ahead of a planned Thursday morning changeover. Colorado-based private ambulance company American Medical Response. filed a request for temporary restraining order on Friday, Sept. 25, attempting to stop San Bernardino County from switching to CONFIRE ambulance service later this week. The changeover in ambulance providers scheduled for midnight on Thursday, Oct. 1 “p
He’s Congress’ top AI expert. Is Jay Obernolte of Hesperia worried about artificial intelligence? (opens the original)
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In 2024, at the dawn of the modern artificial intelligence age, Rep. Jay Obernolte, R-Hesperia, was optimistic that Congress could come together in a bipartisan fashion and create a legislative framework for responsible AI development that would benefit all Americans. Two years later, companies have laid off workers with the intention of replacing them with AI. Americans of all political persuasions oppose AI data centers in their communities. AI has escaped containment and hacked into other com
Montclair sues over A Line light rail cancellation (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, the City of Montclair has seen light rail to Los Angeles as its economic future. But last year, the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority pulled out of helping to fund the A Line rail extension to Montclair, dashing that dream. And, earlier this month, Montclair sued SBCTA. “Defendant San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (‘SBCTA’ or ‘Defendant’) has broken its decades-long promise to extend the Metro Gold Line (also known as the ‘Metro A Line’) from
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