AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClassic Car Relief: California lawmakers sent “Jay Leno’s Law” (SB 1392) to Gov. Gavin Newsom, easing smog-check rules for qualifying collector cars built before 1981, with phased expansion and safeguards like limited mileage or collector insurance. Immigration & Voting Rights: A California immigrant rights group sued the Trump administration, alleging Homeland Security is using federal databases to target naturalized citizens eligible to vote. Data Center Power Costs: California passed bills requiring separate electricity tariffs and updated interconnection rules for large data centers, aiming to stop shifting grid costs onto residents. Privacy Crackdown: New California rules move data privacy compliance beyond self-grading, requiring independent cybersecurity audits and risk assessments for covered businesses. Public Safety: A Tesla crash into a Trader Joe’s security stand in Los Angeles killed one person and injured others. Health & Environment: California will phase out paraquat over health concerns, while a new USGS update says the Bay Area’s odds of a major earthquake in 30 years have risen. Tech & Jobs: Uber plans layoffs of about 10% as robotaxi competition grows; OpenAI begins rolling out GPT-6 Astra to select customers.
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