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California Considers How Bad 2018 Wildfire Season Could Be
As blame for California’s wildfires rises over Sacramento like smoke from last year’s blazes, the state is being forced to confront the possibility that it’ll happen again in 2018. California’s drought is worsening, and blazes have charred more acres in … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreVehicle Complexity Driving Increases in Repair Time Cycle
Repair cycle time and length of rental have seen steady increases over the last several years. Within the industry the primary explanation used to explain these increases is growth in vehicle and repair complexity; which preliminary comparison of vehicle repair … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreU.S. Regulator Says Self-Driving Cars Don’t Need Rules Yet
It’s premature to regulate the self-driving vehicles being tested by companies such as General Motors Co. and Waymo LLC, the U.S. government’s top auto safety official said. “At this point the technology is so nascent I don’t think it is … Source: Claims Journal
Read More911 Problems Delayed Response to Florida High School Massacre
In the crucial first minutes after a gunman began shooting students and staff at a Florida high school, law enforcement’s response was hampered by quirks in the local 911 system that caused many calls from inside the school to be … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCalifornia Wildfire Victims Don’t Want Utilities’ Fault Rreduced
Victims of California’s deadliest wildfires joined politicians on Wednesday to urge state lawmakers to stop trying to overhaul laws that hold utility companies accountable for blazes. Gathering in Santa Rosa in front of an empty lot where Brad Sherwood’s home … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNorth Dakota RV Park Residents Didn’t Hear Tornado Sirens
Warning sirens were sounded before a tornado ravaged an RV park in a city on the North Dakota oil patch, but park residents said they didn’t hear them, authorities said Wednesday. A newborn baby was killed and more than two … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFAA Inspector Cozy With American Airlines Exec Ignored Safety Tips
A federal inspector assigned to monitor American Airlines Group Inc. failed to act on safety complaints after developing a friendship with a company official, according to a government watchdog report. The Federal Aviation Administration inspector, who had been assigned to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreArizona Professor Explains How Hacking Evolved to Data Theft
As data breaches continue to be reported, Adam Doupé, assistant professor of engineering and associate director of Arizona State University’s Center for Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics, explains how hacking evolved into a leading way to steal consumer information. How has … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFraud News: Workers’ Comp Scam, Staged Burglary and Carjacking
Texas Healthcare Provider Sentenced for Workers’ Comp Fraud A Deer Park, Texas, healthcare worker has been sentenced for falsifying workers’ compensation claims. A Travis County District Court sentenced Enrique Colon to three years deferred adjudication and ordered him to pay … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreExcessive Speed Caused Florida Roller Coaster Derailment
Excessive speed caused a roller coaster to derail at a Florida boardwalk, according to a preliminary investigative summary released Tuesday. Two riders fell 34 feet (10 meters) when the front car of the Sand Blaster Roller Coaster was left dangling … Source: Claims Journal
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