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Yolobus adds tap-to-pay options (opens the original)
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Riders can now pay their fare on Yolobus with a simple tap of a credit card or mobile device. New convenient payment options available on Yolobus include contactless-enabled credit card or debit card, Google Pay, and Apple Pay, and wearable devices such as smartwatches. According to a local press release, tap-to-pay devices are now installed on all Yolobus fixed-route buses and will be added to BeeLine and paratransit in 2027. When riders board, they don’t need to select the type of fare as the
Congressman Thompson joins lawmakers in calling for AI safeguards (opens the original)
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Yolo County’s Congressional Representative Mike Thompson (CA-04) joined 106 colleagues in calling on Speaker Johnson to reconvene the House of Representatives to address the risks posed by advanced artificial intelligence (AI). A series of whistleblowers working in the AI industry have raised concerns in recent weeks that without new guardrails, rapidly developing AI technology could cause job losses, mass cybersecurity breaches, the development of biological or chemical weapons, and other threa
Woodland youth ready for kindergarten after Kindercamp (opens the original)
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Over 90% of children who participated in United Way’s Woodland KinderCamp program this summer improved in at least one kindergarten-readiness area, according to new data from the program. The Rotary Club of Woodland was a primary supporter this year, donating $15,000, with Rotary District 5160 providing a matching grant to the program that has helped 145 Woodland children build the foundational skills needed for kindergarten success and a confident transition into school since 2023. “A child tha
Eric Jones calls for regulation of Flock camera network (opens the original)
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Eric Jones, one of the two Democratic candidates for California’s 4th Congressional District, released a detailed policy platform proposal targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance network, calling for a federal warrant requirement for database access, a ban on behavioral tracking of civilians and federal penalties for officers who use the system to stalk or surveil civilians. For decades, law enforcement has used license plate readers to catch car thieves, solve crimes and find missing people. Floc
Section of County Road 27 to close Sept. 15 and 16 (opens the original)
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A section of County Road 27, from County Road 100A to County Road 102, will be closed while Yolo County Public Works crews complete roadway striping. Travelers should expect delays and are encouraged to use alternate routes. Signs will guide motorists around the closure from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15, and Wednesday, Sept. 16. Local access to properties and businesses within the closed section will be maintained, and the road will reopen to traffic each evening. The schedule is subject t
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