Author: Dan Walters • CalMatters Columnist

The automobile’s evolution from a mechanical device to an electronic one has created a bottomless well of issues involving privacy and regulation.Read More

Tech issues sent some Washington County voters home to cast their ballots for delegates in Saturday’s democratic caucus.Read More

The local government in the Australian city of Canberra once again faced calls to explore a trial of roadside “virtual fence” technology to reduce vehicle collisions with wildlife. The renewed push ca…Read More

How does the Hokies’ running back room stack up?Read More

Zenniz, a Finnish SportsTech company, is offering aspiring tennis stars answers about their game with its electronic line calling, AI insights and statistics, video and streaming tools, and immersive real-time feedback.Read More

You would believe there was a regular-season game played on Friday, as the SummerKnicks and the SummerMavs combined for a dumb 198 points in both team’s Summer League Consolation game. New York used 15 players, and Pacome Dadiet had himself a day to preserve his value entering next season while big man Liam Robbins put […]Read More

In this week’s essay, Melina Wikoff talks about her business and experiences living in downtown Arlington.Read More

The public records requests began in earnest in January, arriving a few times a month afterward. The handwritten filings sought New Stanton records under the state’s Right-to-Know Law. The borough received seven requests in April and about twice as many in May, according to records obtained by the Trib. SubmissionsRead More

The robberies occurred from Jun3 23 to July 18 in seven South Side neighborhoods, Chicago police say.Read More

Congress is poised to update the legal foundations of the NCAA and collegiate sports with the Cruz-Cantwell “Protect College Sports” Act. If and when it passes it means big changes.Read More