The Daily Populous

There was no notable “Danny” in either of their lives; they just thought the alliteration was charming.

All told, 700 of the 1221 restaurants needed to get new locks installed for the holiday.

The spot promised a free Grand Slam breakfast to all customers one day the week following the big game. »

A study published this week in Health Affairs has concluded that California residents with expanded access to Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act reduced the use of payday loans by 11 percent.

The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2011, supported the expansion of Medicaid at the state level on a county-by-county basis.

California was one of the first states to take advantage of the Affordable Care Act, expanding their state Medicaid program earlier than other states. »

A Facebook executive has denied the social network uses a device's microphone to listen to what users are saying and then send them relevant ads.

Anecdotally, many people report seeing adverts which appear to be related to recent, real-life conversations.

When another Twitter user asked him if that included Instagram, which is also owned by Facebook, he replied, "Yes.". »

Katie Van Fleet said she is trying to get her life back together after her identity was stolen multiple times as a result of the Equifax breach.

SEATTLE (KCPQ/CNN) - Katie Van Fleet said she’s spent months trying to regain her stolen identity.

Instead, Van Fleet and her attorney believe her personal data was stolen during the massive Equifax security breach. »