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  • 2 weeks ago | theeastsiderla.com | Jose Herrera |José Herrera

    A woman sued McDonald's Wednesday for burns she alleges she received from hot coffee that spilled onto her after she bought a cup with an unsecured or defective lid at a drive-through at a Koreatown location of the fast food chain. Pamela Shahabi's Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit alleges negligence, strict products liability and breaches of both the implied warranty of merchantability and the implied warranty of fitness for a particular use. Shahabi seeks unspecified damages.

  • 3 weeks ago | worldbaseball.com | Cincinnati Reds |Gabriel Moreno |Jose Herrera |José Herrera

    About 1 minute reading time. CINCINNATI (AP) — Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Gabriel Moreno left Friday night’s game against the Cincinnati Reds after being struck on his right hand by a wild pitch from right-handed reliever Cristian Mena. With the Diamondbacks leading 3-2 in the sixth, Mena’s pitch bounced in front of home plate and hit Moreno on his throwing hand. After consulting with the training staff, Moreno made a few throws but couldn’t continue. Swelling was visible.

  • 1 month ago | theeastsiderla.com | Jose Herrera |José Herrera

    The Los Angeles City Council is expected Friday to give final approval to an ordinance that will increase the minimum wage for Los Angeles hotel and airport workers -- reaching $30 an hour by 2028 -- a plan hoteliers and some business owners warned will threaten an already unstable industry. The council gave initial approval to the measure earlier this month on a 12-3 vote.

  • 1 month ago | theeastsiderla.com | Jose Herrera |José Herrera

    As the city grapples with a roughly $1 billion deficit and state aid unlikely to come, the City Council Thursday will consider a menu of changes to Mayor Karen Bass' proposed $13.9 billion budget for fiscal year 2025-26, which some elected officials have said would close the gap while preserving core services and reduce planned layoffs.

  • 1 month ago | theeastsiderla.com | Jose Herrera |José Herrera

    The City Council Tuesday called for a review of all contracts associated with maintaining the Los Angeles River as elected officials look to consolidate such work. In a unanimous vote, the council approved a motion that aims to consolidate maintenance responsibilities to one entity, the LA River Rangers program. Council members instructed relative departments to list all current river maintenance contracts, fees, term lengths and staff costs.

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