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A 40-year-old man convicted of charges in a 2019 drug overdose death had his prison sentence stayed and will instead serve probation.

Ann Larson, a pandemic-era grocery store clerk and social critic, is determined to make visible how workers like her really live and think.

Our new podcast, Going for Broke, lets Americans living on the edge have the last word.

Investors say ‘meh’ to blockbuster earnings of the decade We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Justina Lee Normal text size Advertisement With stock benchmarks near records and valuations elevated, the boardrooms of corporate America are having their work cut out to impress an already jubilant Wall Street. Here’s how high the bar is: S&P 500 companies reporting revenues and profits that either met or bested forecasts rose just 0.9 per ce...

Laguna Beach Local News More than 45 people met at Laguna Beach City Hall on June 15, 2021, to celebrate the reopening of California’s economy. Photo by Sharon Evans. More than 45 residents and city employees came together at Laguna Beach City Hall to formally recognize the city’s reemergence from COVID-19 restrictions and celebrate their post-pandemic lives on Tuesday. Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf and long-time resident Denny Freidenrich met up for the friends and neighbors, many of whom hadn�...

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Michael S. Abrams its chief financial officer. In alignment with the company’s succession plan, Abrams joins Arch’s financial team in the role previously held by Richard Davis. Davis will remain with the company during a transition period, which will end on June 30, after which he will support the company in a consulting role through Dec. 31. Abrams has more than 25 years of experience as a chief financial officer to numerous public and private companies; principal investor; investment ba...

Timothy J. Hallet was sentenced Tuesday to 26 years in prison — one year for every year Roncalli coach Chris Klein lived before he was killed.

How student debtors took a radical idea to the mainstream Illustrations by Lyndon Hayes In the summer of 2007, Thomas Gokey had just graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and he was thinking about how much his degree had cost him. His diploma was a simple piece of paper, but it came with a price tag of thousands of dollars—dollars that were themselves pieces of paper, transmitted to him in the form of student loans, which he now owed to the federal government. While chewi...

Hybrid LIC Supercapacitors Deliver up to 220 Farads at 3.8 Volts from Cornell Dubilier Electronics Share Article Cornell Dubilier Electronics introduces two new series of Hybrid LIC Supercapacitors in response to the growing need for ultra-high capacitance values at higher operating voltages. The new VMF and VPF Series operate at 3.8 WVDC with capacitance values up to 220 Farads. The higher voltage results in increased energy density. LIBERTY, S.C. (PRWEB) ...