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BLOG: Objectively assess the patellofemoral joint with 3D imaging
New awareness of 3D imaging of the patellofemoral joint is adding further objectivity to our analysis. This is particularly true as we realize the stark limitations of 2D imaging for understanding the complexities and uniqueness of trochlea dysplasia in each patient. This becomes even more important as we note the variability of tibial tuberosity-to-trochlear groove distance.
$20 Minimum Wage Prompts Shake Shack Closures in California
Shake Shack has announced its plans to close six of its California locations nearly five months after the state’s new $20 minimum wage law took effect. Shake Shack Closures in California As detailed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, Shake Shack is set to close nine locations, attributing the decision […] Read the original article here: $20 Minimum Wage Prompts Shake Shack Closures in California
CA bill on street vending dies, and S.F. extends Mission vending ban
Nearly three months after Sen. Scott Wiener and Mayor London Breed announced the introduction of a California state bill that would have given police authority to ticket and even arrest people selling stolen goods, the legislation quietly died in the State Assembly. SB 925’s path in Sacramento was cut short...
Rancho Cruz’ past the Rebels
Rancho Alamitos opened its 2024 football season with an impressive 40-15 win over Savanna High of Anaheim at Bolsa Stadium on Thursday night. The Vaquero were led by Cruz Gonzales, who rushed for 250 yards and four scores. Rancho QB Vincente Gentile opened the scoring with a 46-yard touchdown pass to Johnny Zodiacal. Diego Perez threw for two touchdowns for the Rebels.
Southern California University of Health Sciences Welcomes Renowned Precision Medicine Expert to Advisory Board
Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Howard McLeod, a world-renowned expert in precision medicine and pharmacogenomics, to the advisory board of its Department of Human Genetics and Genomics. “We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Howard McLeod to our advisory board,” said...
East Los Angeles commemorates the Chicano Moratorium
On Saturday, under the summer heat, the East Los Angeles community gathered at Ruben Salazar Park to commemorate the 54th anniversary of the historic anti-war demonstrations organized by the Chicano Moratorium Committee, formally known as the "National Chicano Moratorium Committee Against the Vietnam War." Attendees gathered at the park to hear a program of speakers and performers. They could walk around two parts of the park, one side filled with street vendors selling coffee, T-shirts, and an array of homemade cultural jewelry, which they could purchase for themselves or a loved one, and the other side where the stage was located to listen to speakers and the performers.
Discover Medi-Cal’s Vital Supports for Californians Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness
California is transforming Medi-Cal to better support and meet the whole-person care needs of members experiencing, or at risk of homelessness. Medi-Cal provides members with access to new and improved services to get well-rounded care that goes beyond the doctor’s office or hospital and addresses their physical and mental health, and also social drivers of one’s health such as housing.
After a life-altering crash, a Long Beach couple pleads for help finding the driver
Annie and David Pauli must endure an arduous recovery process after a hit-and-run driver left them lying in the street. They said an insult was added when police called their injuries “moderate, but non-life-threatening.” The post After a life-altering crash, a Long Beach couple pleads for help finding the driver appeared first on Long Beach Post.
What’s new at the Susi Q in September
Susi Q is not your grandmother’s senior center. Their building is bright, welcoming and filled with lively chatter. That’s because they encourage locals of all ages to participate in their fun programs and activities – the majority free of charge. After all, who wants to be in a silo only with people your own age? Intergenerational conversations rock.
Gonzaga to Host Long Beach State
A Big West foe is making the trip to Spokane during the non-conference. Last season’s Big West tournament champions are coming to the Kennel on November 20th. If you remember, Dan Monson (Gonzaga’s head coach from 1997-1999) was fired right before the start of the tournament and ended up leading Long Beach State to an automatic NCAA Tournament bid as a #15 seed. The Beach would end up losing to Tommy Lloyd’s two-seeded Arizona Wildcats in the first round, 85-65. Chris Aker is taking over the coaching reins in Long Beach. It will be a tough job as the Beach...
Apartment maintenance worker secretly filmed, photographed at least a dozen people, authorities allege
He was fired from his job at the Camden Harbor Apartments in December, according to a representative for the property owner. The post Apartment maintenance worker secretly filmed, photographed at least a dozen people, authorities allege appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Kings of Cali Motorcycle Club celebrates 20-year anniversary
Donnie Robinson, founder of the Kings of Cali Motorcycle Club, celebrated their 20-year anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, with clubs from throughout California in attendance. The vision for the motorcycle club started with Donnie and nine co-founders. The club was originally located in Bayview Hunters Point, the largest Black...
Football: Lakewood Pulls Away For Sloppy Win Over St. Anthony
The562’s coverage of football in 2024-25 is sponsored by The Terry Donahue Memorial California Showcase. The562’s coverage of St. Anthony athletics is sponsored by Jane & B.I. Mais, Class of 1948. The562’s coverage of Lakewood Athletics is sponsored by J.P. Crawford, Class of 2013. The Lakewood offense...
‘Liberated’ ethnic studies courses challenged amid allegations of antisemitism
Santa Ana Unified staff members on a steering committee led by two school board members expressed antisemitic views while designing new ethnic studies courses, newly released legal documents reveal. The comments have tainted the new courses, which were written out of public view, in violation of state law, according to...
Alumni on the Move: Bobby Waltman
Bobby Waltman’s (JD’12) passion for justice, public defense and personal injury practice began when he was just seven years old. Other kids his age might have loaded up on cartoons and MTV, but Bobby Waltman spent his couch time curled up next to his father, watching Sub Rosa VHS tapes as his dad prepared cases as a worker’s compensation representative for the Fremont Insurance company. In time, the VHS video tapes became law books, and Bobby watched with admiration as his father tackled a part-time law degree while supporting his family and honing the same passion for social justice and the law that Bobby Waltman would one day inherit, champion, and build his law career around. By the time he got to college, a career in law was almost a fait accompli. Still, graduating a semester early from his undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies at the University of California Santa Barbara, Waltman found himself living out of his van and playing keyboards in a band called Boombox Orchestra.
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