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Liability protections ‘Absolutely Essential’ for Upcoming Coronavirus Bill
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) signaled on Friday that they will not support a fifth coronavirus bill unless it provides liability protections for employers, safeguarding them from lawsuits from people claiming they became infected at their business. More
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More Than 50% of All Coronavirus Deaths in Los Angeles County are at Nursing Homes
The number of people in Los Angeles County who have died in institutional settings, primarily nursing homes, represent 51% of all deaths in the county, officials said. More
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Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Issues: Helpful or Harmful Debt Trap for Business Owners?
The Payment Protection Program of the CARES Act was created to help small business owners keep their businesses running, by assisting with their costs (rent, utilities, payroll, mortgage interest) and keep their employees engaged in the workforce, but may do nothing but end up burying them in debt. More
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HEROES Act Passes House with Recurring Stimulus Checks and More
The sweeping $3 trillion legislation was dismissed by Senate Republicans with Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, deriding it as a “big laundry list of pet priorities.” More
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92% of ALL Los Angeles County COVID-19 Deaths Had Underlying Conditions
Los Angeles county on Wednesday reported 1,264 new coronavirus cases an 47 additional deaths, bringing the county’s totals to 34,428 cases and 1,659 deaths. Approximately 92% of all county residents who died from the virus had underlying health conditions. More
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Los Angeles County Beaches Reopen Wednesday with modifications
Los Angeles County beaches will reopen Wednesday for active recreational activities after being closed for two months due to the coronavirus pandemic. More
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California Governor Issues Statewide modification for Offices, Restaurants, Malls
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced modifications to the statewide stay-at-home order Tuesday to allow more businesses to reopen, including dine-in restaurants and offices.
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Dozens of Companies are Returning Paycheck Protection Program Funds
As the details of the (PPP) Paycheck Protection Program are changed on the fly, things aren’t looking to good for business owners, as the country remains locked down. More
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Los Angeles Hiking Trails ReOpen: Here’s What’s Open
Hikers can return to trails in Griffith Park and elsewhere around Los Angeles County this weekend, as long as they maintain a safe distance, wear facing coverings and follow other guidelines in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus. More
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San Bernardino County Remove Mandatory Mask Requirement
San Bernardino County officials have relaxed their health order, announcing that face masks are now optional. More
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Nordstrom Closes 16 Stores and Bankruptcy Looms Over Neiman Marcus, JC Penny, and Others
Nordstrom announced earlier this week it will be permanently closing 16 of its department stores, Neiman Marcus filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection; J.C. Penney and more could also file. More
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Riverside County supervisors vote to Remove Some COVID-19 Orders
After two days of some of often emotional testimony from hundreds of everyday people, Riverside County supervisors Friday night, May 8, asked the public health officer to lift three of his public health orders imposed to fight the novel coronavirus. More
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Bitcoin Trades at $9,800 as the Halving Approaches
Bitcoin trades at $9,800, jumping over $600 in minutes. More
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Bitcoin (BTC) Goes from $9,200 to Over $9,800 in Minutes
Bitcoin trades at $9,800, jumping over $600 in minutes. The total market cap sits over $266 billion More
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Texas Supreme Court Orders RELEASE of Jailed Business Owner Who Kept Her Business Open
A salon owner who defied a state- and county-ordered coronavirus shutdown was ordered to serve a week behind bars and pay a fine, was ordered to be RELEASED, and jail time was removed for all similar charges. More