AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup in LA, with politics in the stands: Iranian Americans in Los Angeles are split ahead of Iran’s opener vs. New Zealand at SoFi, with some planning protests outside the stadium while others say they just want to watch. Cybersecurity and water: California Water Service says its systems weren’t compromised after an alleged Iranian hack claim, though it’s still monitoring and coordinating with law enforcement. Local policing controversy: A Canoga Park woman says an LAPD officer shot and killed her dog outside her home, a case now drawing heavy attention online. LA mayoral runoff: Nithya Raman advanced to a November runoff against Mayor Karen Bass, kicking off a new phase of campaigning after a volunteer-driven primary push. Tech jobs squeeze: The LA Times reports California tech workers are struggling as companies demand AI skills and hiring stays “picky.” Earthquake risk warning: Researchers say major California quake models may miss “supershear” shockwaves, potentially underestimating losses. Business/innovation: Doodle Labs expands its European strategy for NATO-aligned autonomous systems, while Practical DevSecOps launches a hands-on MCP security certification.
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