For 10 years, we’ve delivered accurate, real-time updates from East Bay police radio - often covering incidents agencies never disclosed.
That ends this week. EBRCS (regional radio authority) has encrypted police radio traffic under a CA DOJ directive, cutting off public and media access.
This move ends transparency, leaving the public with only what agencies choose to share. Most neighborhood incidents will vanish into stats, not stories.
Thank you for following us through this era. We hope transparency returns one day.
Units from the OCFA escorted Fire Captain/Paramedic Rob Culp from UCI Medical Center to the mortuary this afternoon. It gives the family and everyone at the OCFA great comfort to see the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time.
SMS is a win-win for both brands and consumers 🤝
our CMO, @saravarnibright, spoke to @voxdotcom on the benefits SMS offers not only to marketers but consumers too, including curated experiences, exclusive deals, and valuable education
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Following my kids path to their classrooms on my phone has replaced my real estate porn addiction. Now can somebody get me back in front of my coworkers and customers?