Possible Ban on Facial Recognition for Police Cameras
A state bill to ban facial recognition technology in police body cameras is up for a vote at a Senate public safety committee hearing today in Sacramento. It would impose preemptive regulations on this rapidly developing technology.Reporter: Sonja Huston
Santa Anita Park Horse Death Toll Increases
Two more horses died at Santa Anita Park near Los Angeles this past weekend. Formal Dude was injured and euthanized on Saturday; Truffalino died on the track on Sunday, according to California Horse Racing Board spokesman Mike Marten. The Santa Anita horse death count over the past months now stands at 29.Reporter: Polly Stryker
Three-Week Teachers Strike Ends
In the Bay Area, hundreds of teachers headed back to their classrooms Monday, a day after ratifying a hard-fought deal with their school district. The deal ended a three-week strike, just a few days before summer break.Reporter: Matthew Green
Oakland Teacher Forced to Move Due to Strike
The California Report host Lily Jamali speaks with Raymond Pulliam, a former Oakland Elementary school teacher who has lost thousands of dollars in result of the teacher strike. Pulliam says it no longer makes sense for him and his family to stay in the Bay area.
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