California Labs Prepare for Rapid Coronavirus Testing
As the death toll from the coronavirus continues to mount in China, laboratories in California will be soon able to start processing tests for the virus.
Reporter: Mary Franklin Harvin, KQED
The Economic Toll of the Coronavirus
Many California companies that either have factories and stores in China or rely on imported parts are worried about disruptions to their supply chains because of the Coronavirus.
Reporter: Robert Garrova, KPCC
State Workers Filed Over 180 Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Claims
California’s state government is trying to improve the reporting of sexual harassment and discrimination claims. In the last year, the legislature received 181 such complaints.
Reporter: Scott Rodd, CapRadio
'Smart' Street Lights in San Diego Raise Privacy Concerns
San Diego has installed thousands of high tech "smart" street lights that come equipped with sensors, cameras and microphones. The lights are intended to help the city reach its environmental and urban planning goals. But according to reporting by the Voice of San Diego, these devices are also frequently used by law enforcement, and that raises privacy concerns.
Guest: Jesse Marx, reporter, Voice of San Diego