The panel, set for next Wednesday, will focus on waterfront recovery in communities impacted by severe weather.
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AEW Expands PPV Access to YouTube
Today, it has been announced that All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is broadening its pay-per-view (PPV) distribution channels in the United States by offering its upcoming event on YouTube. This move introduces a new purchasing option for U.S. fans, adding to the existing platforms of Bleacher Report, which has served as
Redlands’ Easter sunrise service will be in Vine Street park
If it is raining, the service will be in the First Presbyterian Church, next to the park.
Burglar jailed after his massive sideburns gave him away
The man tried to conceal his appearance but his locks gave him away
Shedd names newest otter pup Seldovia in nod to his origins
Otter pup was rescued in October near remote Alaskan town in the Southern Kenai Peninsula.
Amazon doubles down on Anthropic, completing its planned $4B investment
Amazon invested a further $2.75 billion in growing AI power Anthropic on Wednesday, following through on the option it left open last September. The $1.25 billion it invested at the time must be producing results, or perhaps they’ve realized that there are no other horses available to back. The September deal put $1.25B into the […]© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
B.C. financial regulator, other agencies join warning about ‘pig butchering’ investment scams
The B.C. Securities Commission is the latest agency to warn provincial residents about so-called “pig butchering” investment scams.
Okanagan College gives sneak peek as new student housing tower nears completion
Okanagan College has given a sneak peek at its new student housing in Kelowna, as the project nears completion.Dignitaries, including Lisa Beare, Minister of Post Secondary Education and Future Skills, got a tour of the 216-room building at the corner of K.L.O. Road and Campus West Road.&ldq…
Oregon signs right to repair into law
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek on Tuesday signed Senate Bill 1596 into law, joining California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts and Minnesota in a growing list of states embracing a right to repair for citizens. The law is set to go into effect January 1. The bill’s coauthors Janeen Sollman and Representative Courtney Neron took inspiration from California’s […]© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Global News at 11 moves to a full hour on April 1
“At a time when local news coverage is in decline, we are thrilled to expand our newscast at 11 p.m. to one hour,” Bhupinder S. Hundal, news director and station manager said.