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Southern California hotels hit by strike say union is unlawfully pushing housing agenda
Amid tense negotiations over new contracts for thousands of local hotel housekeepers, receptionists and cooks, a group of Southern California...
Threads, Meta’s Twitter clone, just launched — and people are already complaining about it
Mastodon, Spill, BlueSky — the list of Twitter alternatives continues to grow as Elon Musk’s chaotic reign drives users to...
Did you get laid off? Start making these money moves right now
Have you been laid off?Take a deep breath, and take heart.Layoffs happen to almost everyone at some point, said Barbara...
Column: Bidenomics has been a boon for working class voters. Why don’t they give him credit?
No one doubts that the fiscal buzzword of the moment is “Bidenomics.” The question at hand is whether President Biden...
L.A. hotel workers back on the job, but say more strikes to come
Thousands of service workers at 19 hotels in Los Angeles and Orange counties returned to work Wednesday after three days...
Column: California and Canada absolutely must call Google’s and Facebook’s bluff on news
In June, Canada passed a law that will require major tech platforms such as Google and Facebook to pay a...
Visiting L.A. during the hotel workers’ strike? Here’s what you need to know
If you’re planning to visit Los Angeles anytime soon, the widespread news coverage of the hotel workers’ strike may have...
No sign of progress in L.A. hotel strike ahead of Fourth of July holiday
On the second day of a major strike, thousands of service workers at hotels in Los Angeles and Orange counties...
Column: How Mississippi gamed its national reading test scores to produce ‘miracle’ gains
The term has been shooting around the education field and news reports lately with increasing frequency: “the Mississippi miracle.” The...
‘It’s a disaster’: California farmer faces ordeal as pistachio farm sits underwater
CORCORAN, Calif. — A few years ago, Makram Hanna took his savings from years of work in real estate and decided...
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