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A Daughter’s Story that Shows Why Cancer Screening Can’t Wait
LANCASTER – March was Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, but for Flo Montebon, director of Physical Therapy at Kaiser Permanente in the Antelope Valley, it’s a daily reminder. “For me, colorectal cancer awareness month is every month,” she says. “This issue is very close to my heart because colon cancer has touched my life.” A childhood shaped by loss Montebon was only 14 when her mother, Min, received the devastating stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis. Her mom — just 39 — had


CarMax to Pay $1.1 M to Settle Consumer Protection Lawsuit
LOS ANGELES — CarMax Auto Superstores, Inc. will pay $1.1 million to resolve a civil lawsuit alleging that in thousands of instances dating back to 2019, CarMax failed to timely submit applications to transfer registration and ownership of used cars to the California Department of Motor Vehicles, unlawfully delaying consumers’ legal ownership of the vehicle they purchased. “This judgment sends the clear message that car dealerships must follow California law or pay the price


LA28 Announces Verified Multi-Platform Ticket Resale Program Opening in 2027
LOS ANGELES — Today, as LA28 approaches the first ticket drop of the Games, it has announced its verified multi-platform ticket resale program will open in 2027 with multiple points of access for LA28 ticket resale. Along with AXS and Eventim as the Official Secondary Ticket Marketplace, other verified resale platforms will include Ticketmaster and Sports Illustrated Tickets. “With millions around the globe registered for the LA28 Ticket Draw* and as excitement for LA28 c


Governor Newsom convenes leaders to confront crisis facing boys and men
SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom today convened national and state leaders in Sacramento to advance solutions for boys and young men — building on the Governor’s Path and Purpose Executive Order , which launched a statewide, coordinated effort to expand opportunity, connection, and well-being for men. Today’s convening is part of the Governor’s whole-of-government approach to address growing challenges facing boys and young men — fr


“No Kings” protests took place in Palmdale this Saturday March 28, 2026
Palmdale, California.-A national protest, referred to as 'No Kings Day,' attracted a considerable gathering of citizens from throughout the nation on Saturday, March 28, 2026. Residents from the Antelope Valley assembled at the junction of 10th Street West and Rancho Vista Boulevard to voice their dissent against the Trump administration. Diana Love Secretary of the California Democratic Party and Member of the Los Angeles County, Democratic Party said “Today was a day that


FUND FOR A BARN RAISIN 2026
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