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Social Media Use Linked to Overconfidence, Not Knowledge, in U.S. Investors

Social Media Use Linked to Overconfidence, Not Knowledge, in U.S. Investors

Social Media Use Linked to Overconfidence, Not Knowledge, in U.S. Investors
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California Enacts New Regulations for Large Cold Storage Facilities Following Boyle Heights Fire

California Enacts New Regulations for Large Cold Storage Facilities Following Boyle Heights Fire

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill (AB) 817 and Senate Bill (SB) 716 into law, introducing new requirements and increased penalties for large cold storage facilities and other nonresidential structures. AB 817 mandates contingency-fund requirements for certain large cold storage facilities, initially applying to those within the Boyle Heights Community Plan boundaries in Los Angeles until July 1, 2028, after which it will expand statewide. SB 716 increases fines for violations of local ordinances in nonresidential structures of 20,000 square feet or more, particularly when these violations threaten public health and safety. Fines for qualifying violations that lead to a governor-declared state of emergency or federal disaster declaration can reach up to $50,000 per violation. These enhanced penalties are currently effective in Los Angeles County and will extend to other qualifying areas in California starting July 1, 2028. The legislation was prompted by a significant fire at a nearl...
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California couple accused of killing son-in-law in public park have been charged with murder

California couple accused of killing son-in-law in public park have been charged with murder

A California couple has been charged with murder after authorities say they shot their son-in-law to death Saturday in a public park
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Newsom vetoes measure that would have penalized the use of smart glasses to secretly record people

Newsom vetoes measure that would have penalized the use of smart glasses to secretly record people

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have penalized people for using smart glasses to record people without their permission in changing rooms, doctor’s offices and other spaces people generally consider private
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What the new California gun laws mean for gun owners

What the new California gun laws mean for gun owners

The new California laws broaden training, storage and surrender requirements, reshaping rules for buyers, owners and new residents.
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TikTok Shop Seeks Intern for Luxury Resale Category Management in 2026

TikTok Shop Seeks Intern for Luxury Resale Category Management in 2026

TikTok Shop Seeks Intern for Luxury Resale Category Management in 2026
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Mezzetta Recalls Peperoncini Product Following Discovery of 'Pest Contaminant'

Mezzetta Recalls Peperoncini Product Following Discovery of 'Pest Contaminant'

A California food manufacturer, Mezzetta, has issued a recall for its 32-ounce jars of golden Greek peperoncini, medium heat, after a customer allegedly discovered a dead rodent in one of the jars. The incident gained public attention through a video circulating on social media, specifically TikTok, where a woman claimed to have found the 'pest contaminant' while preparing a meal. Mezzetta confirmed awareness of the video and initiated a voluntary recall, stating that the affected product 'may contain foreign objects such as pest contamination.' The company has identified the customers who received the recalled product and is working directly with them to remove the affected items from sale. Mezzetta has also requested the original contaminated product for its investigation and is coordinating with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). At this time, no reports of illness or injury related to the product have been received.
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Congressman Derek Tran Introduces EMT Act to Enhance Mental Health Support for First Responders

Congressman Derek Tran Introduces EMT Act to Enhance Mental Health Support for First Responders

Congressman Derek Tran has introduced the Emergency Responders Mental Health Training (EMT) Act, a legislative initiative aimed at bolstering mental health and substance abuse care for first responders. This act seeks to establish training fellowships specifically designed to address the unique mental health challenges faced by emergency personnel. The introduction of the EMT Act is consistent with Tran's ongoing commitment to public safety, which includes his membership in the Bipartisan Congressional Law Enforcement Caucus and his previous efforts to secure federal funding for local law enforcement through the CARE for First Responders Act. The DCCC spokesperson, Anna Elsasser, highlighted Tran's dedication to the safety of California families, emphasizing his consistent support for the community. This legislative move is part of a broader strategy to ensure that those who protect communities have access to essential mental health resources.
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New California law bans officers from using gloves that deliver electric shocks

New California law bans officers from using gloves that deliver electric shocks

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law banning local, state and federal officers from using gloves that can deliver electric shocks to people
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Watch out! A massive venomous snake is on the loose

Watch out! A massive venomous snake is on the loose

Police say the snake is "highly venomous" and asks that residents report sightings, but do not approach it or attempt to handle the viper.
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Five free wildfire apps Californians should download now

Five free wildfire apps Californians should download now

Wildfires can shift quickly. These apps help explain risks, warning systems and evacuation information when minutes matter.
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California Boosts Wildfire Prevention Efforts

California Boosts Wildfire Prevention Efforts

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a series of legislative measures aimed at enhancing wildfire prevention, response, and community resilience. The new laws expedite wildfire mitigation projects, streamline permitting processes, and expand tools for prescribed and cultural burning. The legislation also establishes the California Wildfire Preparedness Program to improve local coordination and introduces a Fire Innovation Unit within CAL FIRE to advance wildfire technology. These efforts build on the state’s historic investments in wildfire resilience, which include over $5 billion allocated since 2019 for forest health, community hardening, and emergency preparedness. Notable projects include fuel reduction in Los Angeles, prescribed burns in Humboldt County, and defensible space creation in Tuolumne County. The state has also allocated $25 million for a community wildfire mitigation program and $117 million for wildfire prevention projects through Greenhouse Gas Reduction Funds. [Source: Governor ...