DROP Day Alameda
Join us to learn more about the California DROP program and decide whether you would like to enroll with the help of volunteers from community member Don and volunteers from […]
Join us to learn more about the California DROP program and decide whether you would like to enroll with the help of volunteers from community member Don and volunteers from […]
Hosted by California State Senator Dr. Aisha Wahab (SD10), please join this free in-person workshop to learn how to protect yourself from fraud and scams with a presentation from the […]
The Senior Services Working Group is a collaborative effort of bringing together the various service providers to address issues that impact quality of life for older adults in the South […]
Hosted by Assemblymember Steve Bennett (AD38), please join this free in-person event to learn how to protect yourself from fraud and scams. There will be a live Q&A session and […]
Agenda Agenda Item 2 - Informational Session – Background Agenda Item 2 - Informational Session Slides Agenda Item 3 - OOPS Preliminary Rulemaking Update and Recommendations Agenda Item 4 - […]
Sign up for this free webinar, hosted in partnership with Assemblymember Tasha Boerner (AD77), to learn about California’s Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP) which helps consumers request to have their personal data removed from data brokers and opt out of its sale.Learn how to:Sign up for DROPAvoid online scamsHave the best digital privacy practicesExercise […]
Hosted by Senator Tim Grayson (SD09), please join this free in-person event to learn how to protect yourself from fraud and scams. There will be a live Q&A session and presenters will include the California Contractor’s State License Board, CalPrivacy, and more!
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