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If you think AI is coming to Mariposa County government services, you’re wrong. It’s already here. “I’ve seen all the Terminator movies, they end badly,” Mariposa County Administrator Joe Lynch deadpanned. Lynch said AI, or artificial intelligence, is already seamlessly integrated into the software of some of the systems the county has purchased from vendors. What the county didn’t have was a policy for AI and how county employees should use it. Now they do. The Mariposa County Board of Supervis... An online subscription is required to view news content on this website. To continue reading please enter your username and password below. Not a subscriber? Please click here to order a subscription. Existing print subscribers receive free access to the online edition; current subscribers please click here to request your free access. Related Stories by Mariposa Gazette Go To The Front Page SectionZOMBIE YOSEMITE The fall colors in Yosemite National Park were stunning last weekend, and the crowds fewer than normal for this time... MUZZLED The chairperson of the John C. Fremont Healthcare District said she is instructing employees not to speak to a reporter... Food benefits to nearly 2,000 families delayed The federal government shutdown is about to be felt in a painful way in Mariposa County, like a punch to... Signatures gathered for animal referendum A controversial animal ordinance may meet its day of reckoning. The ordinance was passed by the Mariposa County Board of... Kuzak appointed new hospital CEO In searching for its latest CEO, the John C. Fremont Healthcare District didn’t engage in an elaborate and expensive national... New holiday edition slated to be featured Whether we like it or not, the holiday season is just around the corner. Thanksgiving is just a few weeks...

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All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Our annual Readers' Choice Awards winners have been announced! We loved poring over the results to find out what’s sticking with readers and spinning the data into a snapshot of the current moment in travel. Ahead: your manual for planning that next adventure. View the complete list of Readers’ Choice Award winners here. “There's a cooler with drinks and snacks in the back,” First Officer Mike Moraes tells us from the cockpit. “Help yourself. If you need anything, just tap us on the shoulder.” Soon the whirl of the turboprop signals our ascent. As we soar over the New England coast, the small aircraft jostles through billows of fluffy cumuli as if we're surfing a wave. Once we clear the cloud line, Mike leans over to give his copilot, Captain Ed, a fist bump. I'm one of eight passengers, who include a couple of guys in suits and a local teenager who'd been dropped off by her mother, all traveling from White Plains, New York, to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, with Tradewind Aviation, which ranks #4 among the United States's top domestic airlines, according to Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards. Part of a growing market known as semiprivate aviation, the carrier offers scheduled book-by-the-seat flights on board charter aircraft. In recent years semiprivate carriers like Tradewind, JSX (#6), and Aero (#10) have expanded their scheduled service offerings with online booking and real-time pricing and availability, making some of the perks of private air travel more accessible than ever. Instead of schlepping to JFK, I arrive just before takeoff at Million Air, Westchester County Airport's aptly named private terminal. There is no TSA security screening and no crowded concourse. I am welcomed by concierge team members, who take care of my luggage before ...
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Carrie Lau has had many sources of inspiration, and special items produced for her when she was younger are among the most meaningful. “My mom sewed my high school uniforms with little touches of traditional Chinese style, and my aunt made me tote bags and backpacks out of Sanrio fabric – I still have them in my closet,” she says. “At the time I didn’t realize how much it moved me, but those memories of their craftsmanship have continued to motivate my creativity.” Born and raised in Hong Kong, Lau eventually settled in Los Angeles. A friend introduced her to ceramics, and she fell in love with it. She was drawn to the hands-on process of molding clay, which also doubles as a meditative practice for her in today’s hectic world. Lau was content to make pieces for herself or associates as a hobby, but the work turned out to be a hit. People wanted to display these one-of-a-kind objects in their homes, give them as gifts, or select favorites and build a collection. She joined a craft market to keep the momentum going, and her passion evolved into a career. Lau founded Object-Matter (O-M) in 2016, and as a versatile artist, she is also known for her paintings, home textiles, and sculptures in addition to her O-M Ceramic pottery. She remains ever-curious about various elements and how they interact, adjusting them to align with a particular concept. No matter which project she takes on, Lau strives to embrace something new. “I may play with different mediums to see where they take me,” she notes. “Often I have a vision and want to achieve a certain look I haven’t tried before, so I’ll keep exploring until I find it.” Today, Carrie Lau joins us for Friday Five! 1. Mochi Mochi makes me so happy. It’s a cultural snack that reminds me of New Year celebrations, when I would make it with my family. It’s chewy and sweet, and it brings me back to those moments of being together. 2. Camping Camping with friends is one of my favorite ways to reset. Each trip feels different, but a...
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YETI has a knack for taking the simplest gear and turning it into something fad-worthy. The new LoadOut GoBox 1 is just the next thing that people are going to need to have in several seasonal colors. It is, at its core, a small hard case for your essentials, yet somehow feels over-engineered for a military expedition. Built from the same nearly indestructible Defender II material as the larger GoBoxes, this compact unit is waterproof, dustproof, and essentially everything-proof. Whether it is strapped to a UTV, tossed in the bed of a pickup, or buried under camping gear, the GoBox 1 looks to keep everything protected and organized, if “everything” is just a handful of things. YETI LoadOut GoBox 1 Review - Price: $65 - Dimensions: 9.8" × 6.1" × 3.1" - Weight: 1.9 lbs - Material: YETI Defender II (impact-resistant plastic) - Waterproof Rating: IP65 and IP67 (dustproof and submersible) Pros - Nearly indestructible build - Waterproof, dustproof, idiot-proof - Smart internal organization - Tether strap adds real-world functionality Cons - Pricey for a glorified gear box ($65) - Heavier than expected for its size First Impressions The GoBox 1 is exactly what it looks like: a hard, heavy little box that could take a serious beating. It feels solid in a way that makes you wonder what you could possibly do to break it. The latches snap tight, the seal holds firm, and it shuts with that satisfying YETI thud that tells you air and water are staying out. Inside, it’s pretty straightforward. A simple tray, a silicone divider, and just enough room for the things you actually do not want to lose or soak. Think keys, a phone, or a handful of hunting tags. The tether strap feels like an afterthought until you use it. Once you hook it to an ATV, raft, or pack strap, I think it’ll make a lot more sense. There’s nothing fancy here, which is probably the point. It is built like a brick, keeps your gear dry, and weighs more than it should. Classic YETI. Who’s Gonna Want One? The GoBox 1...
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We Are Rewind just dropped an Elvis-themed cassette player limited to 1,957 units, and if you’re wondering why anyone would pay $199 for a device that plays 40-year-old tapes in 2025, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to Gen Z. If you’ve been stuck in Spotify and Apple Music streaming, you probably have not realized that cassette sales actually drove 5.7% of physical music sales and that Gen Z is the biggest demographic buying them. Now even if you’re not Gen Z but you have a special place in your heart for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, you’ll pay attention to the WE-001 Elvis Presley Limited Edition Box Set. This is a special edition version of We Are Rewind’s best-known WE-001 portable cassette player that was created to celebrate what would have been Elvis Presley’s 90th birthday this January 2026. It has the iconic red Elvis sign used for his Comeback Special back in 1968. Designer: We Are Rewind Since streaming is the number one way that we consume music nowadays, we assume that the days of physical music are all but over. But if you’ve been paying close attention, you’ll realize that CDs and cassette tapes are still pretty popular to a certain market. Cassette sales were up 204.7% in the first quarter of 2025 and searches for “best portable cassette player” actually rose by 50%. It’s pretty ironic (and cute) that it’s those who never experienced it originally are the ones driving the demand for physical music. The WE-001 is popular because it has improved on the portable cassette players like the Walkman by including a lithium-ion battery and built-in Bluetooth so you can play both actual cassettes and also play wireless audio on it. You can play music on it up to 12 hours if fully charged and you can charge it via USB-C once it runs out of juice. It also supports line-in recording in case you’re in the mood to create mixtapes or something. This special edition cassette player has a matte black finish with gold details plus the name ELVIS in all caps. It ...
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Real estate in 2025 isn’t only about location - it’s about how quickly you can make sense of data, calls, and client requests. An average broker spends nearly 18 hours a week on admin, while property managers report answering the same tenant questions hundreds of times each month. At the same time, global spending on real estate AI has already passed $6 billion and is projected to double by 2027. For agents and investors, the choice is no longer whether to use AI, but which tool can actually save time without breaking trust with clients. Here’s a closer look at ten platforms that are shaping the way professionals work right now. These aren’t small improvements - they’re industry shifts. Halper - The AI Manager for Real Estate For a solo agent, losing one lead can mean losing a commission worth thousands. Halper prevents that by centralizing conversations from Instagram, WhatsApp, and email into one inbox. In Chicago, one brokerage reported that Halper cut their missed follow-ups by 40% in the first three months. Automated scheduling also reduced double bookings, saving an estimated $600 per month. Halper isn’t just an AI CRM for real estate agents - it’s an AI sales manager built for solo brokers and small teams. Leni - Portfolio Analytics and Forecasting A New York–based investor managing 50 units turned to Leni after struggling with scattered spreadsheets. Within weeks, the platform showed that three of his buildings were underperforming by 7% compared to market averages. Leni’s predictive analytics flagged where rent adjustments could recover revenue. Instead of hiring an analyst, he saved nearly 20 hours a month in manual reporting. For growing portfolios, it’s a reliable AI tool for real estate investors. Website: leni.co Lev - Real Estate Financing Simplified Closing a loan can take months, but Lev shortens that window significantly. In Los Angeles, a broker used Lev to secure financing on a $12 million property in just 28 days, compared to the typical 60. Its...
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ERIE, CO – October 16, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Apex Money Lending Group LLC announced today that recent tax incentive programs have significantly increased commercial property investment activity across Colorado, prompting the company to expand its commercial real estate financing solutions to meet growing demand from businesses and investors capitalizing on these opportunities. The expansion responds to heightened interest in commercial property investment driven by federal and state tax incentive programs, including opportunity zone designations, energy efficiency credits, and historic preservation tax benefits. These programs have made commercial real estate investment increasingly attractive for Colorado businesses and investors seeking to maximize returns while minimizing tax obligations. “Tax incentive programs have fundamentally changed the commercial property investment landscape in Colorado,” said Marcus Jeffery, Director of Commercial Financing at Apex Money Lending Group. “We’re seeing unprecedented interest from investors who recognize that combining these tax advantages with strategic property financing creates compelling investment opportunities that weren’t available just a few years ago.” The company’s commercial financing programs start at $100,000 and provide funding up to 65 percent of a property’s appraised value. Interest rates begin at 12 percent, with approval decisions typically completed within 10 business days. This rapid processing enables investors to act quickly when tax-advantaged properties become available in Colorado’s competitive real estate market. Apex Money Lending Group Commercial Real Estate Loan programs now incorporate specialized structuring to help investors maximize available tax benefits. The company provides financing for properties eligible for various incentive programs, including those located in designated opportunity zones throughout Denver, Aurora, and Colorado Springs. These zones offer significant capital gains t...
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Emerging Trends to Reshape the Global AI In Real Estate Market: Technological Leap For AI In Real Estate Automation as a Key Influencer Use code ONLINE20 to get 20% off on global market reports and stay ahead of tariff changes, macro trends, and global economic shifts.AI In Real Estate Market Size Valuation Forecast: What Will the Market Be Worth by 2025? The market size for artificial intelligence in real estate has seen significant exponential growth over the past few years. It is projected to rise from a value of $222.65 billion in 2024 to $301.58 billion in 2025, experiencing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 35.5%. The growth experienced during the historical period can be credited to factors such as market analytics and forecasting, the use of chatbots and virtual assistants, property value estimation and prediction, improved property search methods, and automation in the management of properties. AI In Real Estate Market Size Forecast: What's the Projected Valuation by 2029? Predicted projections show that the AI in real estate market will experience significant expansion in the upcoming years. The market is anticipated to reach a valuation of $975.24 billion by 2029, exhibiting a CAGR of 34.1%. This growth during the specified forecast period is primarily due to the increased focus on data safety, customization in real estate services, analysis of market forecasts and trends, improved customer engagement, and a surge in demand for intelligent building solutions. The forecast period will also witness major trends like customized customer experiences, predictive analytics in property appraisal, improved property searches, use of virtual tours and visualisation, and automation in property management. View the full report here: https://www.thebusinessresearchcompany.com/report/ai-in-real-estate-global-market-report What Are the Drivers Transforming the AI In Real Estate Market? The growth of AI in the real estate market is projected to accelerate due to th...
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If you’ve spent even a minute in Houston’s real estate market, you know it’s a world unto itself. One moment, you’re walking through a sleek high-rise downtown; the next, you’re peeking into a craftsman cottage in The Heights. No matter the zip code, one truth remains: first impressions matter as always, and in 2025, those impressions start long before anyone pulls up to the curb. In a city as ever-expanding as Houston, staging a home the old-school way (with furniture movers, props and days of prep) is like hailing a cab in a world of rideshares. Today’s real estate buyers scroll before they stroll, and sellers need to draw attention instantly. That’s where a revolution is taking place: AI virtual staging. And no, we’re not talking about dragging and dropping a few 3D chairs. We’re talking about machine-driven design, capable of transforming blank rooms into magazine-worthy spaces in a matter of seconds. This isn’t a trend. It’s a turning point. The problem with traditional staging Traditional staging is time-consuming, costly and complex, especially in a cut-throat market like Houston’s real estate. Coordinating furniture, designers and photo shoots across multiple listings in neighborhoods like Midtown or The Woodlands can quickly drain budgets and energy. Weather delays and logistics only add to the headache. Most importantly, traditional staging doesn’t scale well; it’s simply impractical to stage many homes quickly while meeting buyers’ high visual expectations. A new dawn for property listings with AI virtual staging AI virtual staging transforms empty or cluttered rooms into beautifully furnished spaces in under a minute; no rescheduling and definitely no trucks! Using advanced machine learning, it understands room layouts and style preferences, delivering realistic, tailored designs from modern farmhouse to mid-century loft. Besides, it can automatically remove any existing furniture or clutter if needed before restyling. Most importantly, this flexible, fa...
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