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For years, automated resume screening has been sold as a way to make hiring faster and fairer. A lawsuit moving through federal court in the Bay Area is testing the second half of that promise. In Mobley v. Workday, Inc., job applicants allege that the AI-powered screening tools built by Workday, one of the largest human resources software vendors in the country, quietly filtered them out because of their...
Fewer people are dying on Nevada roads this year. But the improvement isn't happening evenly across the state. While the Las Vegas area is driving most of the drop, several rural counties have seen deaths rise several times over compared with last year.
Here's what the latest state numbers show, where the problems are concentrated, and how Nevada is using data and technology to try to reduce crashes.
Statewide Deaths Down...
San Diego sells itself on sunshine, beaches, and an easygoing pace of life. Its roads tell a different story. A new analysis from LendingTree puts San Diego at the top of California's list for car accident rates and second in the entire country, ahead of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and every other major city in the state.
For a region that rarely sees snow or ice, that ranking raises an...
If you've been putting off your flu shot, the latest CDC surveillance data is a good reason to stop waiting. The agency's newest weekly flu report, covering the week ending October 3, 2026, shows flu activity rising earlier than is typical for this point in the fall — and while overall levels are still low, several of the trend lines are heading in the wrong direction at once.
What the...
