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Crime victims, advocacy organizations petition for removal of new parole regulations (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — A group of California petitioners challenged the legal validity of recently changed parole regulations Wednesday, saying the new procedures violate statutes and create undue hardship for the families of crime victims. The petitioners are family members of murdered victims, victims’ rights and service organizations, such as Crime Victims United of California, Citizens Against Homicide and Victim Advocate Angels, along with the Peace Officers Research Association of Calif
Judge stalls Oahu resort redevelopment over outdated environmental reviews (opens the original)
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(CN) — An environmental court halted Tuesday the expansion of a resort on Oahu’s North Shore in Hawaii due to its proximity to conservation lands and increased native bee habitat. A Ritz-Carlton resort at Kuilima will not be issued building permits for redevelopment until more environmental studies analyzing any potential harm to an area commonly referred to as Turtle Bay are completed, after Hawaii First Circuit Judge Shirley Kawamura granted a motion for summary judgment. The court instructed
California spars with expert witness over safety of abortion reversals (opens the original)
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OAKLAND, Calif. (CN) — A lawyer for the state of California faced off against a statistician testifying on behalf of two anti-abortion organizations Tuesday, attempting to poke holes in his position that abortion pill reversal treatment is safe and effective. At a bench trial, now in its fourth week at Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland, Dr. Michael New, an associate professor in the business department at Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., told the court his findings base
Meta employees sue over use of AI in workforce reduction (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A group of current and former Meta employees sued the company Monday after the social media giant reduced its workforce by 10% using an artificial intelligence model to select certain workers. The 26 unnamed plaintiffs filed the suit in the Northern District of California federal court, claiming Meta began notifying employees on May 20 of a “mass reduction in force” and used an AI system to target workers who took or requested protected leave. “Meta did not assemble the term
Patient files class action against One Medical over data breach (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A senior citizen filed a putative class action against a medical company over a data breach that exposed her personal and medical information to cybercriminals. Lead plaintiff Donna Sanders claims Amazon-owned healthcare provider One Medical failed to protect her personal information in a data breach that occurred from June 8 to 11. The cybercriminal group ShinyHunters accessed a third-party storage system containing patient data, including demographic information and clinic
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