Northwestern
The Internet of Things (IoT) has begun to permeate nearly every aspect of our daily lives; from entertainment to security to self-driving cars, it's hard to find one industry that hasn't taken advantage of the IoT's ability to seamlessly connect smart devices and facilitate communication. … more »
You go to the IMDB site for Alan Hicks’ and Rashida Jones’ Quincy and count the number of celebrities who appear in this documentary about the legendary Quincy Jon... … more »
Joe Castro
In yet another example of how the current political fashion to try to force housing to magically appear, by piling on requirements, taxes and fees, has utterly fai... … more »
Wendy's
A new report assigned “failing grades” to 22 of the 25 largest burger chains in the U.S. over their policies regarding antibiotics use in the production of the beef they serve. The report was co-authored by researchers from a range of public-interest organizations including U.S. PIRG, Consumer Reports and the Natural Resources Defense Council. … more »
TED
Insects around the world are in a crisis, according to a small but growing number of long-term studies showing dramatic declines in invertebrate populations. A new report suggests that the problem is more widespread than scientists realized. … more »
Habitat for Humanity
For those concerned with racial equity, ending poverty, and neighborhood revitalization and looking at the issue of housing from a more practical point of view, we ask, simply: Is home ownership critical to building the individual and community wealth that helps ensure the well-being of families and neighborhoods alike? The answer is yes. … more »
"Is Tap Water Safe to Drink? Minimizing Your Risk of Carcinogens in Drinking Water" By Ty Bollinger https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/is-tap-water-safe-... Article ... … more »
Julia Lavaroni
The Transportation Authority of Marin needs to make good on its previous promises before asking the public to extend a tax that is already in effect. … view media »
San Anselmo
The Draft EIR on the Ross Valley Flood project was released Friday. Public comments are being accepted through Nov. 27. The draft 500-page report identifies potential problems that could be caused by flood control work in the area. The report analyzes potential impacts on water quality, biological resources and aesthetics, among others. … more »
Cameron Cottrill - For the Times
The rise of robots in warehouses, factories and fast-food restaurants presents danger for places like the Inland Empire, where most residents work in logistics and the service industry and just 21% of adults have a four-year degree. As technology transforms the nature of work in California, how do people most at risk find their way to new jobs? … more »
