Ethan Baron is a Business Reporter at the Bay Area News Group. With a focus on technology, legal affairs, and business economics, he covers a range of topics including data protection, privacy laws, and the implications of artificial intelligence. Baron has been featured in numerous publications, including The Keene Sentinel, Santa Cruz Sentinel, and The New York Daily News.
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Ethan's coverage is largely focused on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on local stories within the Bay Area. He also covers legal policy regulation, breaking news, and evolving stories related to crime.
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By: Ethan Baron
On May 19, Monterey County supervisors unanimously passed a resolution to oppose the ICE facility and join any lawsuits filed by Santa Clara County or California’s Department of Justice. Supervisor Luis Alejo said the facility’s effects wou…
By: Ethan Baron
Among the deadly tragedies cited in the report are the 2018 Camp Fire east of Chico, and the 2020 North Complex Fire in Butte, Plumas and Yuba counties.
By: Ethan Baron
While providing a last-ditch survival option for people trapped amid a wildfire provides an obvious benefit, refuges could also deter people from evacuating.
A new study of wildfire deaths in relation to road networks across the U.S. concluded that communities with few ways out had the vast majority of fatalities.
By: Ethan Baron
As wildfire researchers warn that some communities do not have enough roads to evacuate safely, they are also raising a fraught question: Should fire-risk neighborhoods have designated refuge areas for people who cannot get out?
By: Ethan Baron
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... An Oakland woman who has racked up more than a million YouTube subscribers as “The Crappy Childhood
By: Ethan Baron
Runkle’s journey toward trouble with state regulatory authorities began after she launched her Crappy Childhood Fairy blog in 2016.
Planned shelter-in-place options could help residents in fire-risk areas better survive wildfire when they cannot get out, but it could also deter residents from evacuating early, putting them and firefighters at greater risk.
By: Ethan Baron
Santa Clara County and the State of California on Wednesday sued the Trump administration over its plan for a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility on Gilroy's outskirts
By: Ethan Baron
Legal experts have said the outcome of any lawsuits against the federal government over the planned facility would hinge on whether the facility was run by a federal contractor — like the eight ICE detention facilities now operating in California — or the federal government. If the federal government operates the facility, the supremacy clause of the Constitution gives it broad powers to override state and local opposition, experts said. But if it's privately run, the county and state could apply existing laws, or pass new laws, to fight the project, experts said.
