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NY Governor Hochul under pressure to sign bill shielding health care data

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is being pressured to drop her opposition to a bill that would set limits on personal health care information that big tech companies can collect and sell to third parties.

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News Oct 23, 2026 What you need to know: Governor Newsom announces $300,000 in rewards are available for the unsolved murders of Michelle Matteucci in Daly City, Gurmej Atwal and Surinder Singh in Elk Grove, John Graves in Fresno, Darnell Smith in San Diego, Eduardo Lira in Santa Paula, and Estevan Mejia in South El Monte. SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the availability of four $50,000 rewards for information leading to an arrest and conviction for the murders of Michelle Matteucci in Daly City; Gurmej Atwal and Surinder Singh in Elk Grove; John Graves in Fresno; Darnell Smith in San Diego; Eduardo Lira in Santa Paula; and Estevan Mejia in South El Monte. Every family deserves answers when a loved one is taken by violence. For the families of Michelle Matteucci, Gurmej Atwal, Surinder Singh, John Graves, Darnell Smith, Eduardo Lira, and Estevan Mejia, may they soon have the justice they deserve.

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