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California Judges Test AI Court Assistant Without Telling Litigants When It Reviews Their Cases
Two of California’s largest trial courts are testing an artificial intelligence tool that can help draft judicial orders and produce research memos, raising questions...
The form asked my permission to share my health data. Then it wouldn’t let me say no.
Patients checking in for medical appointments are often asked to sign privacy forms before they can see a doctor. But an investigation by The...
‘I felt like I wasn’t learning’: Community college students struggle with online education
California’s community colleges, the nation’s largest higher education system, are still feeling the aftershocks of the pandemic in a visible way: campuses are quieter,...
A small fix could make a big difference in Tijuana River pollution: When will it happen?
Southern California communities affected by the long-running Tijuana River sewage crisis could get some relief from a relatively small infrastructure project, even as larger...
No shame: A last-minute election guide for undecided CA voters
With one week remaining before California’s June 2 primary election, millions of voters are still holding onto their ballots — and many may still...
