Southern California is set to see two back-to-back Santa Ana wind events this week, with the first round expected Wednesday and a more significant event starting on Friday. The first event begins late ...
Whittier, California has contracted with Oregon company, Daxbot, to send their robots across the city to look for problems on sidewalks, trails, and access ramps. A man has been arrested and charged ...
Meta announced Wednesday that it has developed four new computer chips that will be used to power generative AI features and content ranking systems within the tech giant's own apps. The hardware will ...
In an appearance at BlackRock’s U.S. Infrastructure Summit on Wednesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman offered a surprisingly clear articulation of how he imagines the future of artificial intelligence—it’s ...
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Santa Ana school district officials warn of fraudulent 'Youth Employment Program' emails
The Santa Ana Unified School District is warning the community that a staff member’s account was compromised, leading to a fraudulent email being sent out. On Saturday, the district put out a social ...
Within hours of declaring that the federal government will end its use of artificial-intelligence tools made by tech company Anthropic, President Trump launched a major air attack in Iran with the ...
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A&N Stores, which traces its roots to a dry-goods shop that opened in downtown Richmond after the Civil War, is shutting down the 48-store sportswear chain.
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