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 DMV is reissuing approximately 325,000 REAL IDs after discovering an error that incorrectly calculated expiration dates for some noncitizen residents ...

Thousands of Californians must replace their REAL ID cards after the state Department of Motor Vehicles detected a software error that incorrectly calculated ...

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 IDs because of a Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) software error. The department says a review of ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. California’s Department of Motor Vehicles is scrambling to fix a legacy software flaw that could leave hundreds of thousands of ...

CALIFORNIA, USA — The California DMV says approximately 325,000 people who have already been issued a state REAL ID must take action to be reissued another valid REAL ID due to a system issue from ...

Some who received a Real ID from the Department of Motor Vehicles might be carrying a driver's license that does not meet the federal standards. The DMV said it noticed a glitch after an internal ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. • Approximately 325,000 people will be required to replace their Real IDs ...