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ABC7 is giving away a family Disney Wonder cruise vacation for four!

Fresh flavors and warm hearts have lifted Victoria's Family Restaurant in the Arrowbear Lake community, thriving in spite of the Line Fire and a historic snowstorm.

My senior year is coming up, unfortunately my family is very poor and my mom already has a lot to deal with. I've skipped every hoco to just attend prom. Yet we still don't have enough money even though I'm doing most things myself. :c However no one is hiring I've applied to countless of fast f

OPINION -- Landlords have begun using special AI computer software, known as “pricing algorithms,” to fix rents sky high.Continue reading the full article: Capitol WeeklyOriginal article: https://capitolweekly.net/how-corporate-landlords-are-using-ai-algorithms-to-raise-rents/

Hi everyone! Does anyone do something different on Mother's Day other than going to a restaurant? My mom doesn't really like going to restaurants but I wanted to know if there are events/activities that I can take her to.

Norfolk Southern's first-quarter profit fell 27% to $547 million due to the absence of significant insurance payments from the Ohio derailment and increased merger costs. The railroad's earnings per share were impacted by 22 cents as it navigated a challenging economic environment.

Wall Street futures showed mixed results ahead of the market opening, while oil prices declined after President Trump extended a waiver for foreign vessels transporting energy to the U.S. This move aims to stabilize energy prices amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

As the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, businesses are paying exorbitant fees to navigate the Panama Canal, with costs reaching up to $4 million. This shift in trade routes highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions on global supply chains.

In summary San Diego is cutting arts, parks and libraries to fill a $146 million budget hole; Los Angeles and San Francisco face similar plights San Diego is slashing funding for arts, libraries and recreation centers, as it stares down a $146 million budget defi

Hi, I'll be flying over to the Los Angeles for my band's first USA tour next week and we're looking to buy full backline on arrival, and will be on the road for a month, 13 dates west to east coast! Just looking for any advice on guitar shops etc in LA that might stock a few used Fender Blues Jr's o

Quick background, my fiancé and I are getting married on a cruise in the Bahamas so we’re doing a very lowkey legal wedding with our intermediate family in Ventura. We were planning on going to Barrelhouse 101 since it was a good open space with drinks and food. But got the news they closed last w

All this posts about opening main to cars, but I don't see any posts or comments from anyone who lives there. Anyone on this sub live in the apartments over the shops on main? Or work in the offices? I oppose the premise that the only metric of main street is the success of the retail and restauran

[Link: https://i.redd.it/ue3in6l0kswg1.jpeg] A business that’s not even on Main and has a parking lot directly behind them. Supports opening main. Their lack of business has nothing to do with Main being closed.

I feel like there are SO many wanna be influencers and stuff posting all of our “local spots” on TikTok, meanwhile they’re either ruining the actually local spots or they’re highlighting an LA-owned business that’s not even actually local. The amount of punch bowls videos have absolutely skyrockete

[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1spel1t] Hey party people, we are a coalition of badass bakers and business owners coming together to put on a bake sale (again!) This event is 100% volunteer and donation ran, all funds raised will be directed to VCDefensa, who provides mutual aid for families

Anywhere hiring at 14 (in vta) I’m inexperienced but will try my hardest.

By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS AP Business WriterHBO Max, "Harry Potter" and CNN may soon find themselves under a new roof: Paramount.That's because shareholders of Warner Bros. Discovery approved an $81 billion sale of the company on Thursday. Including debt, the proposed buyout valued a

A Turo host and his pals have invaded my street by using it as storage for their car rental business. They don’t even live in this neighborhood, they come meet up here often to service their cars as well. One guy has six cars on his Turo which all are stored on my street. Anything I can do? It’s bec

Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback in Southern California by co-locating within The Container Store locations. The retailer, which previously shifted to an online-only model, will operate 12 stores across California, including five in the Los Angeles area.

A federal judge has approved a $425 million settlement for holders of Capital One 360 Savings accounts, following allegations of deceptive practices. Payments will be automatically issued to eligible customers who held accounts between September 2019 and June 2025.

Home prices in six California counties have surged over 10%, despite the ongoing impact of high mortgage rates. Experts indicate that buyer caution and seller reluctance are shaping the current real estate landscape.

Meta is laying off approximately 8,000 employees, or 10% of its workforce, to enhance efficiency and invest in AI. Concurrently, Microsoft plans to offer voluntary buyouts to about 8,750 U.S. employees as part of its restructuring efforts.

Keep your eyes to the sky. The torrid pace of launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base along California’s Central Coast continues, with two more scheduled launches this month and at least two more next month. According to RocketLaunch.org, SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets are slated to lift off on April 26,

Costco is sharing new details about the technology it has been testing to speed up checkout at its warehouses. During the company’s latest earnings call, CEO Ron Vachris said the pilot program has significantly cut down transaction times. “We're also piloting automated pay stations that will allow m

Retail trading has spent much of the past decade oscillating between democratisation and disorder. The proliferation of mobile apps and zero commission models opened the gates to global markets, but also introduced a culture often driven more by immediacy than by structure. In this evolving landscap

The creator economy has long been sold through one of the internet’s most attractive promises: post content, build an audience, and make money. It is a model that continues to pull new creators into the market at scale. But the promise is breaking faster than the industry has been willing to admit.

As governments around the world navigate increasingly complex economic environments, the demand for faster, more reliable financial decision-making tools continues to grow. Traditional approaches to fiscal analysis often rely on delayed data and static models, making it difficult for policymakers to

It’s been an open secret in Malibu for more than 50 years.  Thorne Family Farm harvests strawberries, blueberries, lettuces, herbs, citrus varieties, and flowers.  A family-run business since 1947, the second-generation farm near Zuma Beach is run by 1967 Samohi graduate Larry Thorne and his wife, L