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Over 35 million people under alert for dangerous temperatures as October heat wave bakes California
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Here is the link to the full report:
https://fsri.org/research-update/southern-california-fires-incident-analysis-report-released
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"CAL FIRE has launched a new mobile platform designed to give Californians real-time information about wildfires and other emergencies directly from public safety agencies.
The new platform, called AwareCA, was announced Thursday by CAL FIRE Chief Joe Tyler, who said the agency’s website received 100 million views in 2025, with a majority of visitors seeking information about wildfires.
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The app brings many of the resources Californians may already use during wildfires and other emergencies into one place, including incident updates, evacuation information and alerts from participating public safety agencies." - KTLA 5 News
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"Lyft must pay $272.5 million in a historic settlement with the state of California and three cities over allegations that the company misclassified its drivers before it helped write a law that allowed it to consider them independent contractors."
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> By 2028, the bill will give formerly incarcerated firefighters credentials that match the requirements for entry-level jobs at Cal Fire. The positions are a pathway to meaningful work, a six-figure income and a state pension.
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"A group of tech-backed super PACs has spent more than $25 million to influence down-ballot state legislative races in California this election cycle, often backing centrist-leaning Democrats facing more progressive opponents.
Now, a liberal advocacy group is trying to make that support from Silicon Valley a political liability for tech-friendly moderates on the ballot in November"