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Self-Driving Delivery Vehicles Can Bypass Human-Driver Safety Rules, Agency Says

DETROIT — For the first time, the U.S. government's highway safety agency has approved a company's request to deploy a self-driving vehicle that doesn't meet federal safety standards that apply to cars and trucks driven by humans. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration granted temporary approval for Silicon Valley robotics...

No Short-Term Fix for Challenges in California Pot Market

LONG BEACH— California’s struggling marijuana market can expect to see a period of continued strain and turbulence for at least a couple of years, as it deals with sustained competition from illegal sales, industry layoffs and fallout from a national vaping crisis, the state’s top cannabis regulator said Friday. “It’s...

Fresno Considers Ambitious Downtown Project. Neighbor Not So Sure.

Developer Terance Frazier's long-envisioned downtown Fresno entertainment and housing venture will be presented to the city's planning commission for approval Wednesday (Sept. 18). Listen to this article:   The H Street Development is slated to include restaurants, bars, and other entertainment venues, such as a music stage and a bowling...

Will Fresno Council Support DACA? Vote at Next Meeting.

The Fresno City Council will weigh in on an issue of nationwide importance at Thursday's meeting. Councilman Miguel Arias wants his colleagues to support filing a friend of the court brief on behalf of the DACA case at the U.S. Supreme Court. President Donald Trump is trying to end DACA,...

Trump Defends Health Workers’ Right to Object to Abortions

WASHINGTON — Advancing his anti-abortion agenda, President Donald Trump moved Thursday to protect health care workers who object to procedures like abortion on moral or religious grounds. Trump chose the National Day of Prayer to announce the new regulation. "Just today we finalized new protections of conscience rights for physicians,...

Homeschool Lessons in Civics: How To Kill a Bill

The second of two California bills addressing homeschool regulation failed at an Assembly committee hearing Wednesday (April 25). AB 2756, authored by Assemblyman Jose Medina (D-Riverside) would have categorized the type of school on a form filed by private educators. One of the categories was homeschools. The state considers homeschools...

Proposed Law Requires Fire Inspections for Homeschool Families

Reacting to allegations of torture and abuse of Riverside County homeschool children by their parents, one lawmaker wants to shine the light of regulation to prevent further tragedies. Assemblyman Jose Medina (D-Riverside) is proposing a law that he says would create more accountability for families that educate their children at...

Proposed Law Requires Fire Inspections for Homeschool Families

Reacting to allegations of torture and abuse of Riverside County homeschool children by their parents, one lawmaker wants to shine the light of regulation to prevent further tragedies. Assemblyman Jose Medina (D-Riverside) is proposing a law that he says would create more accountability for families that educate their children at...

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