Snap and Qualcomm announce multi-year agreement for Specs eyewear platform

Bya. d. tillmanApr 11, 2026

Snap Inc.’s subsidiary Specs Inc. has entered a multi-year agreement with Qualcomm Technologies to power its upcoming Specs eyewear using Snapdragon chips. The partnership aims to enhance immersive digital experiences through advanced wearable technology.



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CPUC highlights staff efforts and progress for Earth Month

Byd. f. boydApr 8, 2026

The California Public Utilities Commission marked Earth Month by sharing how its staff advance sustainability across California through regulatory work as well as personal initiatives like adopting clean technologies at home.


Brian Moynihan Chair of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

Bank of America named top global nonprofit OCIO provider for 2025

Bank of America has been named the top outsourced chief investment office provider for nonprofits globally in a recent industry survey. The company reported $79.2 billion in nonprofit assets under management for 2025.
Alberto J. Román, Chancellor

ELAC student Mario Chong Loo develops earthquake science tool through internship

Mario Chong Loo from East Los Angeles College was recognized after developing a user-friendly tool for earthquake scientists during an internship. Supported by ELAC’s MESA program, he presented his research alongside top university scientists before moving on to further studies in software development.
Evan Spiegel, Chief Executive Officer

Snapchat users created nearly 2 trillion Snaps in 2025

Snap Inc. reports that Snapchat users created nearly two trillion Snaps in 2025. The company says this reflects high levels of daily engagement on its platform.

CPUC program aims to improve transportation access for people with disabilities

Bya. d. tillmanApr 2, 2026

The California Public Utilities Commission has launched a program aimed at improving transportation options for people with disabilities. The TNC Access for All Program funds increased wheelchair-accessible vehicle availability through ride-hailing apps like Lyft and Uber.


Jennifer Granholm  Former U.S. Department of Energy Secretary

Trump administration orders Indiana coal plants to remain open for Midwest power reliability

The U.S. Department of Energy has ordered two Indiana coal plants to stay operational past their planned closure dates due to concerns over grid reliability and blackout risk in the Midwest region. Officials say recent severe weather events showed these facilities are crucial for maintaining steady power supply.
Cathy L. Lacy, Regional Director

Census Bureau selects Huntsville and Spartanburg for 2026 Census Test sites

The U.S. Census Bureau has chosen Huntsville, Alabama, and Spartanburg, South Carolina as sites for its upcoming test of new data collection methods involving postal workers ahead of the next national census. Officials hope these trials will improve efficiency for future population counts.
Evan Spiegel, Chief Executive Officer

Snapchat confirms Spotlight will keep focus on authentic user content

Snap Inc. confirmed that its video platform Spotlight will maintain a focus on authentic user-generated content after an April Fools’ joke about renaming it ‘Reals.’ The company reported continued growth in engagement among creators posting original videos.