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Things to do this weekend: The Los Angeles County Fair opens in Pomona - Vimarsana News

Things to do this weekend: The Los Angeles County Fair opens in Pomona

The midway, the concerts, the critters, the contests, the deep-fried goodies: The iconic festival boasts all sorts of nostalgic sights, sounds, and snacks.

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Beautiful Two Bedrooms | East Los Angeles

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Optimism and Resilience Define Retailers' Post-Thanksgiving Strategies - Vimarsana News

Optimism and Resilience Define Retailers' Post-Thanksgiving Strategies

From the bustling outlet malls of Southern California to Northern California wine-country cool, California Apparel News tracked the consumer retail trends that made an impression over the post-Thanksgiving weekend.

Los Angeles' Major Shopping Destinations Welcome the Winter Holidays - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles' Major Shopping Destinations Welcome the Winter Holidays

Many of Los Angeles’ most popular retail centers held events throughout November to mark the beginning of the 2023 holiday season, including the unveiling of decorative holiday displays, concerts and, of course, the arrival of Santa Claus for his seasonal mall visits.

California officers work to crack down on organized retail crime during holiday shopping season - Vimarsana News

California officers work to crack down on organized retail crime during holiday shopping season

In the past four years, the California Highway Patrol's Retail Crime Task Force has recovered over $33 million in stolen goods.