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43 years in journalism. Still love telling stories. Truth. Explainers. Hard facts. Local news. Southern Calif. News Group (sscauzillo@scng.com). LAAngels fan.
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Can AI Data Centers Be Built Without Burdening Communities?

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By Steve Scauzillo Verified
| Industry Insider Verified
(TNS) — Long before data centers became fodder for national discourse and the future of artificial intelligence, Adam Wierman was studying them. Wierman, a computing and mathematical sciences professor at Caltech in Pasadena, began his research in the early 2010s when the need was for cloud computing. The data centers at that time were smaller, yet he helped them use electrical energy more efficiently, as well as less water for cooling down banks of computers.
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Could Burbank's legal fight over a North Hollywood-to-Pasadena bus line delay it past Olympics 2028? LA Metro says it could

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By Steve Scauzillo Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
The city of Burbank’s battle with LA Metro regarding the fate of the agency’s North Hollywood-to-Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit project will continue in court, possibly delaying the project until after the 2028 Olympic Games. A Los Angeles Superior Court ruling handed down near 5 p.m. on Friday, July 17, denied LA Metro’s request for a preliminary injunction that would have swept away Burbank’s objections, extending the legal challenge at least another month.
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El condado de Los Ángeles aprueba un nuevo contrato para los aviones cisterna "Super Scooper"

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By Steve Scauzillo Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Parecen aves mecánicas gigantes que se lanzan en picada hacia el océano Pacífico, recogen 1.600 galones de agua en cada uno de sus depósitos y descargan rápidamente su carga sobre los focos de incendios forestales de la zona. Los mundialmente famosos aviones *Super Scooper* y sus pilotos han sido contratados por otros cinco años, en virtud de un acuerdo plurianual de 41,25 millones de dólares aprobado el martes 14 de julio por la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Los Ángeles.
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