California’s Department of Motor Vehicles is scrambling to fix a legacy software flaw that could leave hundreds of thousands of residents unable to fly or enter federal facilities. The DMV confirmed ...

After a self-initiated review of its data systems, the California Department of Motor Vehicles has identified that 325,000 REAL ID holders in the state need new Real IDs. “We proactively reviewed our ...

The California Department of Motor Vehicles said this week that about 325,000 people must take steps to maintain valid Real IDs, due to a software issue the agency identified in a review of its ...

An estimated 325,000 Californians will have to replace their REAL ID licenses, the DMV admitted this week. A software error is to blame for the issue, which has now ...

About 325,000 California residents will have to get new IDs thanks to a nearly 20-year-old software glitch, according to the California Department of Motor Vehicles. In a news release issued on Dec.

“We proactively reviewed our records, identified a legacy system issue from 2006, and are notifying impacted customers with clear guidance on how to maintain a valid California-issued credential,” ...