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Katrina Schwartz
Verified
Producer, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
San Francisco
Beats
Pop Culture , Fashion, Food, Arts, Media , Internet Culture
Celebrity/gossip
Content
By Katrina Schwartz Verified| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified The start of fish canning in CaliforniaTwo brothers, William and George Hume, moved out to California in the 1850s to seek their Gold Rush fortunes. They were from a fishing family in Maine and put those skills to good use when they arrived in the Golden State. They caught salmon in the Sacramento River. This was before widespread access to electric refrigeration, so the brothers sold the salmon either fresh or preserved in salt.
By Cecilia Lei, Jessica Kariisa, Katrina Schwartz Verified, Mel Velasquez| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified Cecilia LeiJessica KariisaKatrina SchwartzMel VelasquezFeb 12Failed to save articlePlease try againThe OpenAI ChatGPT logo. (Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Soaring demand for AI has accelerated the building of massive data centers to support the technology, including in the Bay Area. As more centers are built, local residents and environmentalists are concerned about how they disrupt local communities and pose significant health and environmental risks.
By Katrina Schwartz Verified| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified The start of fish canning in CaliforniaTwo brothers, William and George Hume, moved out to California in the 1850s to seek their Gold Rush fortunes. They were from a fishing family in Maine and put those skills to good use when they arrived in the Golden State. They caught salmon in the Sacramento River. This was before widespread access to electric refrigeration, so the brothers sold the salmon either fresh or preserved in salt.
Company Info
KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)