While many will hail the choice of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's running mate, the US senator from California has come under tough criticism -- but also been praised -- over her past work as a top prosecutor.
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If the Democratic presidential ticket wins on Nov. 3, Gov. Gavin Newsom would select Harris’ replacement — a right afforded by the U.S. Constitution.
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William Munro, 32, of the 8800 block of Lexington Circle, Orland Park, was arrested and accused of unlawful use of a weapon and ticketed for illegal cell phone use while driving and littering after a police officer accidentally shocked himself when handling a stun gun found in Munro’s car during a July 24 traffic stop in the 8000 block of 151st Street,
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Joe Biden has a crucial decision to make and the stakes are high for whichever woman he chooses as his running mate.
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A judge denies the injunction sought by Lt. Gov. Dan Forest to reopen more of the North Carolina economy that have been shut down to limit coronavirus spread.
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That structural shift in how we conduct our lives, transact, consume content, pay bills and so forth has led companies to respond with new services and points of connection while others have sought to leverage all the data crumbs to be collected and monetized along the way.
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PRNewswire/ -- IBH Population Health Solutions (Integrated Behavioral Health, Inc.), a nationwide leader in behavioral and population health, announced
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Meanwhile, the Claremont City Council on Tuesday is expected to vote on whether to start fining people for not wearing face masks in public. According to the city, there's been a
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Newsom said that an executive order signed by Trump last weekend essentially ordered the federal government to “study” solutions.
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Whistle, the leading hotel and guest messaging platform, is providing its services to Four Sisters Inns, a prestigious collection of boutique hotels.
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Scientists believe they may have discovered why the novel coronavirus affects some people so much more than others.
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Scientists believe they may have discovered why the novel coronavirus affects some people so much more than others.
WFMZ-TVShe is a senior level political and public affairs strategist with extensive work collaborating with local leaders across Southern California ... and Policy from Claremont McKenna College.
The Fresno BeeEven before the COVID-19 crisis and the establishment of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration, Fresno native and economic incentives consultant Gil Gonzales saw the difficulties confronting owners of small businesses in need of financial assistance.
NasdaqFlorida, Texas, and Arizona have seen new record highs for daily cases while Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Georgia ... She holds a degree in Mathematics and Economics from Claremont McKenna College, an MBA in Finance from the Anderson School ...
The Business JournalsVeteran financial leader Karen Vineyard has been a key player in the development of business relationships across the region. Joining Bank of America in July 2018, Vineyard is Global Commercial Banking Market Executive for the Greater Portland area and leads a team providing financial solutions in the treasury,- Business WireMs. Rogan received her LL.M. in Intellectual Property degree at Santa Clara University School of Law, her Juris Doctor degree from the University of California Hastings College of the Law, and her bachelor’s degree from Claremont McKenna College. "On behalf of the Board and Management I am pleased to welcome Barbara to NeoPhotonics,” said ...
San Gabriel Valley TribuneMore than 17,000 jobs in retail and warehousing were terminated. Manfred Keil, a professor at Claremont McKenna College and the chief economist for the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, said he expected to see solid growth in January but, like most in his field, his fingers are crossed for the future. He cited a recent consumer sentiment ...
Los Angeles TimesAs coronavirus fears have swept Southern California, and reported cases of COVID-19 have surged in Los Angeles ... a graduate student and adjunct professor who drives between Thousand Oaks, Pasadena and Claremont multiple times per week. “It’s almost bumper-to-bumper the entire commute any time after 3.” On Tuesday, he said, he “didn ...- Associated PressHe has been a member of the Shadow Open Market Committee since 2002. Prior to Wabash, he served as Dean of the Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Claremont McKenna College in California. While at Claremont McKenna, he served as the James G. Boswell Professor of Economics and a George R. Roberts Fellow, a role which gave him ...
- Claremont CourierEspecially Claremont businesses. Had we learned all of this and sat on a story ... The loans are related to the Feeling Groovy Ranch in Trinity Center, California, Ms. Lanni said. It’s marketed as a cannabis-friendly ranch and resort, where visitors to one of the cabin-style guest rooms can roam the 116-acre property and enjoy morning ...
- The Press-EnterpriseAverage wages in California and the U.S. have both grown ... Inland Empire Economic Partnership and professor of economics at Claremont McKenna College, Yao Li is senior analyst at the Lowe ...
- Inland Valley Daily BulletinThe California Department of Fish and Wildlife ... it wants Upland to require the developer to use Mountain Avenue as a truck route. Claremont wrote a lengthy response, saying the warehouse ...
San Francisco FedPreviously, she was president and chief executive officer of the Western Bankers Association/California Bankers Association, and director of Pacific Premier Bancorp from March 2017 to December 2018. Ms. Lagomarsino holds an MBA in finance from Claremont Graduate University and a bachelor’s in economics from Claremont McKenna College.- New Hampshire Union LeaderCLAREMONT — The River Road steel bridge manufacturing plant is part of a $642 million deal that takes the Canam Group private, and puts it completely in control of Canadian firms. The sale sees ...
- New Hampshire Union LeaderCLAREMONT — The River Road steel bridge manufacturing plant is part of a $642 million deal that takes the Canam Group private, and puts it completely in control of Canadian firms. The sale sees the equity firm American Industrial Partners sell its share in Canam Groups Canadian operations to the Marcel Dutil family, and investment firms ...
- The Canadian Press on MSN.comST-GEORGES, Que. — A group of Quebec investors has signed a deal to buy the Canadian operations of the Canam Group architectural steel company, as well as certain assets in the United States and overseas,
United States NavyA ceremony celebrating his long career was held Jan. 16 in Camarillo, California. Smiley graduated from Howard University in Washington, D.C. with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in 1970. He went on to complete a Master’s in Business Administration with Pepperdine University in 1976 and earned a doctorate from the Claremont ...Upland residents, City Council debate proposed logistics warehouse and its impact on the environment
Inland Valley Daily BulletinOpponents have planned a grassroots meeting on the project at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, before the Planning Commission reviews it in February.
Nation's Restaurant Newsthe California company said Tuesday ... in the “Inland Empire” east of Los Angeles, where Eureka! already has locations in Claremont and Redlands. Further expansion of Eureka! in 2021 would also likely be in markets where the chain already has a ...
Los Angeles TimesThe shorter first phase of the line is slated to open in 2025, two years ahead of the original date. If officials can find $465 million by October, the contractor will keep building east, adding stations in Claremont and Montclair, Balian said. To Balian, the unexpected budget problems were a reminder that Measure M’s vast list of projects ...- The Press-EnterpriseManfred Keil, a professor of economics at Claremont McKenna College and the chief economist for the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, said many of the newly added jobs, including in the health care field and some education jobs, do not pay well.