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$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
Community College Students Urged Not to Miss the Sept. 3rd FAFSA Deadline
Hundreds of millions of dollars in debt-free financial aid goes unclaimed every year — but this year, fewer students than ever are applying for funds, meaning that many will miss out on aid they may not even realize they are eligible to receive. The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office...
Motorcycle crash reported on Cambridge Road in Cameron Park
CAMERON PARK, Calif. — A crash involving a motorcyclist was reported on Cambridge Road in Cameron Park on Friday evening. Emergency crews responded to reports of a motorcycle crash blocking the roadway near Berry Road around 8:35 p.m., according to the California Highway Patrol online logs. The CHP logs...
Health officials warning community about Valley Fever
It was on New Year's Day when Rob Purdie started feeling the symptoms of Valley Fever, which started out as a really bad headache."I went to a local urgent care and they said you have a sinus infection, take these antibiotics," he said. "Took the antibiotics, finished the antibiotics, didn't feel any better."Purdie says he then went to several different urgent care facilities and within a month, he began to develop vision problems.He then went to a hospital in Bakersfield, where a doctor did some tests."That's how they determined that I had Valley Fever that had become meningitis, which is...
‘A sorry excuse’: Tribe takes on Vallejo tribal casino environmental assessment
The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation took aim at plans for an upcoming $700 million tribal casino in Vallejo, calling the environmental assessment "a sorry excuse for an environmental review that fails to meet even the most basic requirements of federal law." The harsh comments come after the Department of the...
Oak Ridge High School vs. San Clemente High School Football Live Stream, TV Info - Friday, August 30
San Clemente High School is hosting Oak Ridge High School at 7:00 p.m. PT on Friday, August 30. Get full access to live regular season and postseason sporting events and get 45% off compared to a monthly pass with an NFHS Network annual pass. Game information reflects the most current...
Nevada Newsmakers Friday, August 30, 2024
Chris Proctor, Director, Community Benefit, Barton Regional Health System. "In some ways it was ideal." - Chris Proctor, Director, Community Benefit, Barton Regional Health System, discusses their new, Nevada-based hospital in South Lake Tahoe at the former Lakeside Inn parcel. He says some of the unique benefits are the acreage size, closer proximity to the population center and location to their original campus.
Woman accused of starting 3 fires in Placerville, El Dorado County sheriff says
The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office said a suspected arsonist was arrested in connection with three fires in Placerville on Thursday. Lacy Young, 41, of Waterford, is accused of starting the three fires in the area of Fort Jim Road and Newtown Road. Each of the fires were put out within 20 minutes of when they sparked. Overall, the fires burned less than a quarter of an acre, the sheriff’s office said.
Placerville Speedway hosts two nights of sprint car racing Labor Day weekend
One of the biggest double headers of the Placerville Speedway season converges this Saturday and Sunday when Russell Motorsports Inc. showcases the $8,000-to-win Nor*Cal Posse Shootout/Legends Weekend presented by Berco Redwood. The Labor Day weekend event is the only two-night Winged 360 Sprint Car show of the season at Placerville...
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