The Psychology of Electricity
Electricity is magic. It is everywhere and can be used by anyone – all you have to do is plug in or flip on and things spring to life. It can do almost anything – heat your home, power your...
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New Report Shows San Francisco Has Worst Downtown Recovery Rate Of Any Major US, Canadian City
A new report released on Friday found that San Francisco currently has the worst downtown recovery rate of large cities in the US and Canada, coming in with only 32% recovery of activity before the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the...
Emergency Hospital Loan Bill Designed To Halt Closures Passed In Assembly, Senate
The California Assembly and Senate passed an emergency bill on Thursday to give $150 million loans to struggling hospitals in the state, amid recent reports that as many as 20% of California’s hospitals are at risk of closure and bankruptcy....
Democrats Remain Mostly Silent About Senator Min’s DUI Despite More Evidence Of Guilt
Prominent California Democrats continued to not weigh in on the DUI of Senator Dave Min (D-Orange County) on Thursday, despite more details coming out proving his guilt in the matter. While the released California Highway Patrol report, his arrest, booking...
Protestors, SF Supervisors Push DA Jenkins to Reverse Ruling On Walgreens Shooting
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins continues to receive pressure from the SF Board of Supervisors and activists to reconsider her decision to not charge a Walgreens security guard over a shooting death of a criminal that occurred last week....
Calif., NY Attorneys General Announce Investigation Into NFL Employment Discrimination
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, along with New York Attorney General Letitia James, announced Thursday they will be investigating allegations of employment discrimination and a hostile work environment at the National Football League (NFL). Allegations, investigations, and court cases around...
‘Journalism Usage Fee’ Legislation Passes Assembly Judiciary Committee 9-0
A bill that would require big tech companies to pay a fee to news outlets for using or posting articles and other local news content advanced in the Assembly Judiciary Committee earlier this week, despite a growing movement to either...