The Los Angeles Unified School District's board voted unanimously to buy an email archiving software from Microsoft which will automatically delete emails that are more than a
year old. The move is raising controversy as some law officials believe that auto deleting these emails could violate state law. Other officials argue that deleting emails after one year
follows a 2012 state policy which requires the district to delete year-old emails unless they are specifically designated as public records. Read the whole story at Los Angeles Register »
