California valley fever cases hit record highs again in 2025, state reports
The latest California numbers suggest 2025 will be another record-smashing year for valley fever, the illness linked to drought and...
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
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Over 160 Blizzard workers in Irvine join union as gaming-industry labor movement expands
More than 160 workers at video game company Blizzard Entertainment have voted to unionize.The workers, who produce in-house cinematics, animation,...
California has more cattle feedlots than any state, new map shows
In a first, researchers have identified the nation’s roughly 8,700 cattle feeding operations, and the map shows California has more...
Scientists argue for stricter lead soil contamination standards. What fire survivors should know
It’s a number thousands of Palisades and Eaton fire survivors have come to depend on: 80 milligrams of lead in...
A new gold rush? How AI is transforming San Francisco
On a sunny day in San Francisco, along the city’s waterfront, families dived into the wacky world of artificial intelligence...
Despite record amounts of trash, some Angelenos are optimistic we’ll dig our way out
It doesn’t take an awful lot of investigating to see that we’re swimming in an ocean of waste: There are...
‘A continual assault.’ How UCLA’s research faculty is grappling with Trump funding freeze
Their medical research focuses on potentially lifesaving breakthroughs in cancer treatment, and developing tools to more easily diagnose debilitating diseases....
Trump says Intel CEO is ‘highly conflicted,’ calls for his resignation
Chipmaker Intel is the latest tech company facing political pressure from President Trump. On Thursday, Trump called for the immediate...
AI can’t be stopped! Ammonia inhalants, a.k.a. smelling salts, are not banned by the NFL after all
When is AI not artificial intelligence? When it refers to ammonia inhalants, aka smelling salts.When are these AIs in the...
A proposed California bill aims to protect coverage for HIV prevention despite federal threats
State lawmakers are considering a bill meant to protect access to HIV prevention drugs for insured Californians as threats from...
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