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Delta Airlines cancels flights to Tel Aviv amid Israel's war with Hamas

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

Delta Airlines is canceling flights to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport through the end of the month after the surprise attack on Israel by Hamas militants over the weekend that has killed nearly 1,600 people on both sides, including Americans, and prompted a declaration of war by the Israeli government.  Israel has since increased airstrikes on the Gaza Strip and sealed it off from food, fuel, and other supplies in retaliation for the bloody incursion. Hamas also escalated on Monday, pledging to kill captured Israelis if attacks targeted civilians without warnings. Officials at Delta released the following statement to KTLA: “As Delta continues monitoring events in the region, we have made the difficult decision to cancel our [Tel Aviv] flights through Oct. 31, 2023. Our hearts are with those who are impacted as our people work to find safe alternatives for customers trying to depart [Tel Aviv]. Notifications to customers about their specific flight will be communicated...

Redlands man accused of possessing thousands of images of child pornography

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

A 23-year-old man from Redlands has been arrested for allegedly possessing thousands of images of child pornography.Rylan Meier was arrested last Friday at his home on the 100 block of South Center Street, after law enforcement investigators were tipped off that he had been communicating with an underage girl on social media.The Redlands Police Department began investigating Meier in September after receiving a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, in which a person came forward to claim the Meier was contacting the minor for sex.Investigators eventually obtained a warrant to to search his home, which led to the discovery of more than 5,000 images "depicting child sexual abuse" which were allegedly stored on his personal online accounts.Meier was arrested and booked into jail, but has since been released after posting bail, according to jail records. A date has not yet been set for him to appear in court.The investigation is ongoing and anyone with informa...

Beyond the Ink: Laine Faro’s Journey from Life’s Battles to Literary Triumphs

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

Fiction and romance authors have long functioned as unsung therapists, relieving innumerable readers suffering life’s challenges. These writers create universes where readers can temporarily escape their problems, seeking sanctuary in the arms of appealing characters and fascinating storylines by crafting complicated stories of love, sorrow, victory, and despair. Beyond literary or emotional diversions, these tales often mimic readers’ challenges, helping them effectively handle complex emotions and events.Furthermore, romance books focusing on human relationships often emphasize the value of communication, trust, and resilience. These lessons, disguised as fictitious scenarios, can be helpful for readers navigating their relationships. Fiction and romance books, in essence, serve as both an escape from and a guide to the actual world, teaching readers to tackle obstacles with empathy, compassion, and bravery. Authors provide readers with essential life lessons hidden behind the pag...

Liana Zavo, Renowned Public Speaker And The LA Business Show’s Opening Keynote Speaker, Sets The Tone With Her Captivating Energy

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

The speaker, known for her prominence in public discourse, imparts empowering insights to the audience on the establishment of a robust digital footprint. The worldwide speaking business is a robust and ever-evolving sector that provides opportunities for professionals like Liana Zavo to disseminate their specialized knowledge and perspectives to diverse audiences throughout the globe. The individual in question, serving as the creator of the multinational public relations business ZavoMedia PR Group, has a notable network of corporate customers that engage her services. The firm’s headquarters are located in New York City. She has the necessary skills to enhance brand recognition for her clients by securing placements on globally recognized media outlets. Liana, in her capacity as a worldwide keynote speaker, avails herself of the privilege to deliver speeches at diverse events and conferences on an international scale. This affords her a valuable platform to solidify her pos...

Manhattan Book Group and J.J. Hebert: A Dynamic Duo Marking a New Era for Indie Publishing in New York City 

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

In the literary world of New York City, a transformative phenomenon is unfolding, led by the dynamic duo, Manhattan Book Group and bestselling author, J.J. Hebert. Together, they are redrawing the boundaries of indie book publishing, offering authors an innovative, empowering platform that combines the best of traditional and self-publishing methods.The journey begins with J.J. Hebert, an accomplished author renowned for his bestselling works. His foray into the realm of publishing was fueled by a deep-seated passion for literature and a keen understanding of the challenges faced by authors. As a writer himself, Hebert recognized the need for a more inclusive, equitable publishing model, sparking the genesis of Manhattan Book Group.Manhattan Book Group, under Hebert’s visionary guidance, set out to disrupt the status quo of the publishing industry. From its inception, the company embraced an unconventional approach, welcoming submissions from authors sans the typical prerequis...

The Secret Sauce Behind Chick In’s Promising Path in the World of Mexican Quick Bites

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

In Playas de Tijuana, a line forms outside Chick In as the sun sets. This isn’t just another eatery; it’s a sensation taking the Mexican fast-food scene by storm.(Photo from Chick In)A Rising Prospect in the Fast-Food LandscapeChick In has quickly carved a niche in the competitive world of quick bites. Its presence is undeniable, with branches in Playas de Tijuana and Colonia Marrón. As 2023 unfolds, the fast-food industry in Mexico is bustling with nearly 68 thousand establishments. Among them, Chick In is emerging as a promising prospect, not just for its food but for the experience it offers.INTELGEO, the visionary behind Chick In, has a clear mission. “We aim to be more than a fast-food chain. We’re creating a community where people come to connect.” The ambiance at Chick In is unlike any other, emphasizing a relaxed and worry-free lifestyle, she added.Embracing the Heartbeat of MexicoNestled between the buzzing streets and the serene beaches of Tij...

Counting Down the Holidays: Top 10 Gifts to Ship to Loved Ones This Season

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

The festive season is about spreading love and joy, especially to those close to our hearts or who add value to our lives. It is the time of year when our hearts swell with warmth, and we crave being with our loved ones, even if they are miles away. A heartfelt gift is the perfect way to bridge this gap, but searching for the best gift often feels daunting. If you feel the same, then sit back and relax. Here is a fool-proof list of handpicked gifts for the holidays that can be ordered online and delivered right to your loved one’s door. Chocolate Shipped CookiesThe holiday season would be incomplete without indulging in a box of delectable treats. Chocolate Shipped Cookies is a well-respected name in this space because the brand knows how to satiate your sweet tooth with a box of happiness. Their mouthwatering collection of handmade cookies includes Christmas cookies,corporate gift boxes, holiday cookies, special occasion cookies, and more. Personalized OrnamentsA personal touch to ...

Bay Area Israelis and Palestinians watch developing war with grief, fear for future

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

For seven years, Dan Cohen helmed his Oakland-based media relations company from his new home just outside Tel Aviv — an across-the-world move intended to bring his wife and three children closer to their Jewish roots. And for seven years, life carried on in the warmth and safety he expected.Then came Saturday’s air raid sirens and the repeated dashes to a nearby bomb shelter, as a massive Hamas attack killed hundreds of Israelis and left more than one hundred apparently held hostage.“In a small country, everybody knows somebody,” Cohen said. “This will shape a generation of Israelis.”Days after the bloodiest conflict in Israel in decades and a huge military response left hundreds of people dead and thousands more injured in both Israel and Gaza some who live in the Bay Area but count ties to the Middle East reeled in shock, horror and grief. And while their causes, political allegiances and underlying beliefs remained radically different, both Israelis and Palesti...

PG&E faces California money penalty for huge and destructive wildfire

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

OAKLAND — PG&E is facing the prospect of a state penalty and fines in connection with a huge and destructive wildfire that the utility caused in Northern California, regulators said Monday.The state Public Utilities Commission is eyeing a $45 million penalty against PG&E due to the utility’s role in causing the Dixie Fire that scorched portions of five California counties in 2021.The Dixie Fire cost $1.15 billion and roared through sections of Plumas, Butte, Lassen, Shasta, and Tehama counties.The wildfire began under a PG&E transmission line near State Route 70 and Cresta Dam after a rotting tree fell onto the utility’s power lines.The Dixie blaze erupted in the Feather River Canyon not far from the origin of a fatal blaze in 2018 known as the Camp Fire.The PUC proposed a penalty with three components:— $40 million penalty for capital expenditures to transition records to an electronic format.— $2.5 million payment to California indigenous ...

Newsom signs modified ‘Skittles ban’ law, vetoes caste bias bill over busy weekend

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:30:59 GMT

Highlighting a flurry of signings and vetoes in recent days, Gov. Gavin Newsom headed into a final week to act on hundreds of bills by approving new environmental and fentanyl laws, prohibiting hidden-fees, and making California the first state to ban food dyes and to hold social media firms accountable for child sex trafficking.The governor also rejected a host of proposed laws, including one that would have made the state the first to ban caste discrimination, and others that would have decriminalized psychedelic drugs and evasion of transit fares. In total, he signed 324 bills and vetoed 144 over the weekend, and has scores left to consider by Saturday’s deadline.Among the notable new laws, California will be the first state to ban four food additives already prohibited in many other countries over possible health risks with signature on a bill critics had lampooned as a “Skittles ban” threatening to take away the popular colorful candy.Newsom in a statement on ...