Study: Gambling is part of many boys’ daily lives, often unnoticed by parents

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Thirty-six percent of over 1,000 boys between the ages of 11 and 17 surveyed by Common Sense Media gambled in the last year.

NEW: Police officers are being told to “be as vague as permissible” about why they are using the Flock surveillance system in order to not leak sensitive information via public records requests, according to records obtained using a public records request.

How great would a Bruce cameo at the Super Bowl be for just this song?

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Lawmakers are debating whether to reform a 2020 law that lifted the statute of limitations on childhood sexual abuse lawsuits, which has led to costly litigation against schools and public agencies.
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California school districts that haven’t faced abuse allegations still pay due to insurance pooling. The Bass Lake Joint Union Elementary School District has paid nearly $150,000 since Assembly Bill 218 became law.
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Napa County has confirmed a case of measles in an unvaccinated child, marking the third Bay Area case since December. Officials are currently working with the California Department of Public Health to notify those who may have been exposed, and calling on people to get vaccinated.
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Following the Kent State massacre in May 1970, a Gallup poll showed that 58% of Americans thought the shootings were justified. The night *before* the killings, Ohio's GOP governor described the student protesters this way: "They're the worst type of people that we harbor in America."