I was recently given the opportunity to share my reporting on the potential data privacy risks abortion seekers face on @sfchronicle’s news podcast, @FifthandMission. If you have some free time, please take a listen!
Anti-abortion online surveillance might sound like dystopian fiction, but could soon become commonplace, according to abortion activists and privacy advocates. Reporter @camrynpak joins @CeeLei to discuss the risks of digital data for abortion seekers.
https://t.co/clWY75kRF3
How does visual token pruning after early VLM layers maintain strong performance with reduced visual information? The answer may not be what you expect.
✨Introducing our new paper Feather the Throttle: Revisiting Visual Token Pruning for Vision-Language Model Acceleration
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1/ Since the 1990s, medical & law enforcement experts have warned that restraining people facedown — called prone restraint — can be deadly. But our new investigation from the CA Newsroom & CA Reporting Project found that people are still dying this way.
https://t.co/WTMQn2lzPe
ICE signed 64 data-sharing contracts with California counties from 2004 to 2019. Nearly one in three agreements involved Santa Clara County. Check out my latest story, a culmination of a five-month-long investigation into DHS spending @BigLocalNews: https://t.co/d57VqY2gTI
My first data journalism experience was through police misconduct reporting with @BigLocalNews back in 2021. It's great to see that our class' research transformed into an amazing story!
Nearly 3/4 of people San Jose Police Dept officers seriously injured between 2014 and 2022 were believed to be mentally ill or intoxicated. Reporters and researchers from @mercnews@KQEDnews@UCBerkeleyIRP@biglocalnews and the California Newsroom reviewed police reports, BWC 1/
Today was my last with @sfchronicle as a politics reporting intern. I had a blast and met so many great people this summer. Check out my final story on state efforts to combat misinformation: https://t.co/lCUNyUdHNt
The California Senate just unanimously passed AB1314. The bill, which would establish a system similar to Amber Alerts for missing Indigenous people, will go to the Assembly for a concurrence vote before it can be signed into law by Newsom. Read more here: https://t.co/InvtzzT0ni
When California legalized recreational marijuana in 2016, workplace restrictions were left in the hands of employers. This bill could change that
https://t.co/dR77VdPTLt by @camrynpak
Prolonged solitary confinement is defined by the United Nations’ “Nelson Mandela Rules” as a form of torture. It’s still used throughout the United States. A new bill, AB2632, would set limits on the practice in California. https://t.co/Zdz62vwCT1
For @PPPSWHealth, out-of-state patients make up 21% of abortion visits — a 513% increase since Roe v. Wade was overturned. Read my latest @sfchronicle to learn how CA reproductive health care providers are handling this surge of out-of-state patients.
https://t.co/93z7UjZ6xV
📰FRONT PAGE of @SFChronicle: “Abortion clinics bracing for more patients”
“out-of-state patients have made up 21% of abortion visits, a 513% increase” — @PPPSWHealth spox.
Read @camrynpak’s story featuring @PPNorCalAction, @PPPSWHealth & @access_rj —> https://t.co/fbeWy6X9RV
How California abortion clinics are responding to a post-Roe surge
"Planned Parenthood Northern California used to see a couple out-of-state patients per month. Now, clinics see 3-4 patients traveling across state lines every week."
By @camrynpak https://t.co/imE3JkNzkP