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Long Beach hotels plan layoffs before living wage takes effect
L.A. NOWOne week before a new minimum wage for Long Beach hotels goes into effect, two hotels have told employees to expect layoffs of as many as 75 people, according to union representatives.... -
L.A. mayor candidates Greuel, Garcetti trade barbs at labor meeting
L.A. NOWThe first hint of a lively L.A. mayoral race surfaced at a forum staged recently by the Service Employees International Union, which represents 10,000 city employees.... -
Three dead in Azusa house fire; police investigating
L.A. NOWThree people were found dead Thursday as L.A. County firefighters fought a blaze that engulfed a house and garage in the 500 block of North Dalton Avenue in Azusa, authorities said. Azusa police and county fire officials were alerted at...... -
Suspect in mass killing avoided prison time months earlier
L.A. NOWThe man accused of killing four people at a Northridge home over the weekend violated his probation two months before the mass killing but managed to avoid being sent back to prison, interviews and records show. Los Angeles County probation...... -
Marine pleads guilty to receiving $150,000 in bribes in Iraq
L.A. NOWA Marine staff sergeant pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of taking $150,000 in bribes while he was a contracting officer for the Marine base at Camp Falloujah, Iraq. Gilbert Mendez, 36, who served at the base in 2006, admitted in...... -
FedEx offers buyouts to cut costs
FedEx Corp., the second-largest shipping company in the world, will offer voluntary buyouts to U.S. employees in order to cut costs and boost efficiency, the company said Monday. The Memphis, Tenn.-based company didn’t say how many workers it hopes...
Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Employees, FedEx Corporation, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance
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National Institutes of Health to study Junior Seau brain tissue
L.A. NOWAlthough an initial autopsy showed no brain damage to deceased football star Junior Seau, tissue from his brain has been sent to the National Institutes of Health for more advanced investigation, officials say.... -
USDA shuts slaughterhouse after group records cow 'torture' video
L.A. NOWFederal food safety officials have temporarily closed a Central California meat processing plant after finding evidence of “egregious" and inhumane handling of livestock, officials said Tuesday.... -
U.S. Open tennis umpire allegedly killed husband with coffee mug
L.A. NOWA high-ranking umpire on the U.S. professional tennis circuit arrested Tuesday in New York allegedly bludgeoned her 82-year-old husband to death with a coffee mug in Woodland Hills and then tried to make it look like he fell down the stairs, authorities... -
Señor Fish agrees to pay workers $90,000 in back wages, damages
L.A. NOWSenor Fish, a chain of five Southern California restaurants, has agreed to pay almost $90,000 in back wages and damages to some 74 employees, federal labor officials said Tuesday.... -
Colleague of U.S. Open tennis umpire shocked by murder allegation
L.A. NOWA longtime colleague of a U.S. Open tennis umpire who has been charged with fatally bludgeoning her 82-year-old husband said she doesn't believe the woman could have committed murder.... -
San Bernardino council makes some spending cuts, delays others
L.A. NOWIn bankruptcy and facing a $45.8-million budget shortfall, the San Bernardino City Council on Wednesday voted to slash spending and eliminate close to 100 city jobs, but postponed action on proposed Fire Department cutbacks that could lead to station...
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