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California Moves to Ease Employer Penalties for Labor Violations

California Moves to Ease Employer Penalties for Labor Violations

The California Legislature approved bills to amend the Private Attorneys General Act, reducing penalties for some employers while requiring corrective actions for violations.


Tesla Ordered to Address Toxic Emissions After 100+ Violations at Fremont Plant

Tesla must address air quality issues at its Fremont manufacturing facility after the Bay Area Air Quality Management District cited it for over 100 violations related to toxic emissions, mandating an abatement order and a plan to rectify the problem.

US Car Sales in June Projected to Drop Owing to CDK Outage Affecting Dealerships Nationwide

New vehicle sales in the US are expected to be lower this month due to the CDK Global outage, which affected dealerships nationwide.

Oklahoma Farmers Raise Alarm Over Chinese-Owned Weed Farms, Armed Workers

Oklahoma farmers are alarmed by the presence of Chinese-owned cannabis farms employing heavily armed workers.


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Detroit Moves to Ban Gas Station Lock-Ins After Fatal Shooting Incident
In response to a fatal shooting during a locked-in dispute, Detroit is moving to ban gas stations from locking customers inside the store.
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Over 70 ice cream kinds from major companies have been recalled due to listeria concerns. (Photo : American Heritage Chocolate on Unsplash) The potential presence of listeria has prompted the recall of over 70 ice cream varieties distributed throughout the United States, impacting popular brands, including Hershey's.
This State Advances $750 Universal Basic Income for Every Resident
By taxing corporations, a pioneering initiative in this state aims to provide each resident with $750 annually through a Universal Basic Income inspired by successful programs nationwide.
Student Loan Repayments Set to Decrease as Appeals Court Backs Biden's Plan
Two federal judges have blocked key components of President Biden's $160 billion student loan forgiveness plan, dealing a significant setback to the administration's efforts to relieve millions of borrowers.
IRS Updates Rules on Early Withdrawals for Personal Emergencies and Domestic Violence
The IRS has introduced new guidelines allowing individuals facing personal emergencies, including domestic violence victims, to withdraw up to $1,000 or $10,000.
Tennessee Faces Lawsuit Over Law Criminalizing Assistance for Minors Seeking Abortions Without Parent's Consent
A Tennessee Democratic lawmaker and a reproductive rights activist have filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that criminalizes helping minors obtain abortions without parental consent.
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Hooters shutters numerous underperforming outlets across the US due to economic issues. At Hooters on February 23, 2010 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo : Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Paramount) Hooters has joined several American chains that have shuttered several outlets, citing severe economic difficulties.
Michigan's Bird Flu (H5N1) Outbreak Linked to Texas Dairy Cows, Affecting Poultry and Cattle Operations
USDA experts have traced the spread of the H5N1 virus in Michigan to a herd of dairy cattle imported from Texas, leading to widespread infections among local poultry and cattle.
California Democrats Delay Minimum Wage Hike for Healthcare Workers Amid Budget Crisis
California Democrats have agreed to delay a minimum wage increase for 426,000 healthcare workers to address a $46.8 billion budget deficit.
Student Loan Payments Set to Halve for SAVE Plan Participants Starting July
Starting in July, borrowers enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan will see their monthly student loan payments reduced from 10% to 5% of their income.
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