AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGun-safety tech: California lawmakers advanced a bill that would require 3D printers sold in the state to include software meant to block printing firearm parts, a move supporters say targets “ghost guns” and critics call surveillance by default. Workplace AI fight: A group of Meta employees filed a federal lawsuit in Oakland alleging the company used AI to pick workers for layoffs, including people on medical leave or with disabilities, and asked a judge to pause terminations. EV rebates return: Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation restarting $3,500 rebates for first-time EV buyers (and $1,750 for qualifying used EVs) after federal credits ended. Utility costs and wildfire spending: A new policy report argues California’s electricity rates won’t fall with slogans alone, pointing to wildfire costs as a major driver. Housing and schools: Fresno Unified enrollment keeps sliding as families choose neighboring districts, while California also moved to curb predatory privacy lawsuits aimed at small businesses. Public safety: CHP recognized six El Centro officers for anti-impaired-driving enforcement, and the state graduated six new CHP canine teams.
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