The “godmothers of the disappeared” meets at the federal building in Los Angeles to remember the people detained by immigration authorities.
Category: Technology
Dark patterns force patients to share their data with big healthcare networks, even when the privacy form they’re signing explicitly says they can opt-out.
Courts in Los Angeles and Riverside counties are testing an artificial intelligence tool and deciding whether it can be used in high-stakes criminal cases.
We showed how data brokers were making it too hard to exercise rights under California law. Under Senate pressure, they changed their ways
Gov. Gavin Newsom issues a wide-ranging executive order issued to study everything from job subsidies to stock compensation policies.
A law advancing in the California Legislature algorithmic surveillance pricing illegal. Three other states just passed such bans.
Researchers found “industrial-scale non-compliance” among tech companies with a California law mandating online privacy controls.
General Motors agreed to pay California a $12 million civil penalty after selling driving data on hundreds of thousands of OnStar users
A massive hack of education platform Canvas hit potentially more than 1 million California college students. What happens next?
California’s DMV is sharing data about 1 million unauthorized immigrants so its driver licenses will still be accepted at airports.