Statues and busts celebrating historical figures always seem to invite controversy. So San Luis Obispo has come up with a solution: don’t allow monuments of real people at all.
Oakland has become the second California city and the third nationwide to ban the use of facial recognition technology by government and law enforcement officials. Berkeley may be next.
The Benicia City Council has reversed last year’s decision to permit two marijuana dispensaries.
With caveats, of course.
The California Municipal Cannabis Officers Association (CMCOA) is hosting a reception event this Thursday, September 14th in Sacramento.
Technology forces government to confront all sorts of legal and ethical questions it has never pondered before.
