As our infrastructures transition from manual operation to more automated and internet-connected systems, the odds of cyberattacks increase.
The company today announced this massive plan that is supposed to help address the housing availability and affordability in California.
The Justice Department says the federal government, not the states, has the exclusive power to regulate these laws.
There was some pushback from large California companies such as Google.
These plates make perfect sense for a company fleet but I certainly wouldn’t want the DMV in my state to adopt these for private vehicles.
Posted on April 3, 2016 by Ben Taylor First, the good news. Motor vehicle theft has dropped significantly in the United States since the early … Read more…
California has now passed a law that will require all smartphones to have a kill switch that would allow users of stolen phones to effectively … Read more…
The Google X geniuses are heading back to the drawing board in the case of their self-driving car. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has … Read more…
Mark your calendars people (of Riverside California), Thursday October 17th at 8am 99¢ Only Stores will be celebrating their Riverside grand opening by selling Westinghouse 40″ Flat Screen TVs for only 99 cents to the first nine customers in line!
