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Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, July 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Prime Healthcare, its founder and CEO, Dr. Prem Reddy, and a California cardiologist have agreed to pay a total of $37.5 million to the federal government and the state of California to settle a whistleblower lawsuit filed by Phillips & Cohen LLP that alleged the hospital chain paid kickbacks to the cardiologist, buying his practice and surgical center for far more than they were worth. Phillips & Cohen partnered ...

Primary Content Rachel - Longtime Downton Fan With the arrival of the pigs (permanently), the departure of Robert and Thomas (temporarily), an illness, a proposal, a pregnancy, a death, and a festival on Downton’s grounds, there’s no shortage of drama on  Downton Abbey as Season 4 ramps up to its dazzling finale in London. I find that Downton tends to do this often across its various seasons: adding more and more subplots until the final episodes of the season, where everything finally ex...

Primary Content Rachel - Longtime Downton Fan First, if Kirk doesn’t choose the line “A part of history Mr. Carson doesn’t agree with” as the tagline of this week’s blog, I’ll be shocked. And second, I think the most prominent feeling I get while watching these Season 4 episodes of  Downton Abbey is relief. From the first time I saw these episodes to the many, many times I’ve rewatched them, I just feel relief for so many reasons. It’s not quite the warm bowl of macaroni and c...

Primary Content Just as things have begun to settle into a ‘New Normal’ on  Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes escalates the drama and plotlines that will continue throughout Season 4! Out of all the episodes this season, these are the ones that tend to go by in a blink of an eye for me (at least until the holiday special in London, which is a treat in and of itself). In some ways, the show has returned to its roots: house parties, romantic liaisons, and pressing the barriers of socially accep...

7 Call it a debrief or a final goodbye, nevertheless the Scotland squad managed to squeeze in a team meeting on Wednesday night after the defeat to Croatia and another on Thursday morning before their Euro 2020 journey ended. The players were understandably gutted and the mood was largely subdued but for many of the players this was their first taste of the kind of tournament experience they hope will become a regular occurrence. Some in the squad w...

A new mini-doc series, Faces of Diversity, produced by Stratfords Koi Thompson and airing on YouTube this summer is intended to shed light on local newcomer…

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NYC Is About to Add 4,000 Street Vendors. Los Angeles Has Ideas to Steal. Curbed 1 hr ago Alissa Walker The past year has proven, more than ever, that street food is vital. The small-business owners who run sidewalk carts and food trucks — the original outdoor-dining experts — not only preserved access to good cheap meals throughout the pandemic; they’re paving a delicious path back to in-person interaction. Which is why calls to legalize street vending — which has, hi...

May 26, 2021 at 9:30am (Updated at 2:10 p.m. on 5/27/2021) Beanstalk, an indoor vertical farming start-up, is putting down roots in Herndon with plans to invest more than $2 million to open a facility and farm this fall. The Virginia-based company is expanding and opening a “scaled-up version” of their existing farm in the Lorton/Springfield area right off of Herndon Parkway and near the impending Herndon Metro station, Beanstalk co-founder Michael Ross writes Reston Now in an email. The He...

Beanstalk, an indoor vertical farming start-up, will create 29 new jobs and invest $2 million to expand production and relocate within Fairfax County.