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Tri-Cities music festival grows to full-size. Large artists set to headline in June '24 - Vimarsana News

Tri-Cities music festival grows to full-size. Large artists set to headline in June '24

Together, the three headliners are listened to by more than 16 million Spotify users each month.

Source: yahoo.com
Weekly Coffee News: McDonald's Coffee Pilot + More Indies in Union Negotiations - Daily Coffee News by Roast MagazineDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine - Vimarsana News

Weekly Coffee News: McDonald's Coffee Pilot + More Indies in Union Negotiations - Daily Coffee News by Roast MagazineDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine

Roast Magazine’s Daily Coffee News is proud to maintain advertising partnerships with many of the world’s leading coffee companies, yet maintains a focus on fair and objective editorial content, with no sponsored content or native advertising.

Workers Unionize at Prominent LA Coffee Shop Go Get Em Tiger - Vimarsana News

Workers Unionize at Prominent LA Coffee Shop Go Get Em Tiger

The union also includes workers from G&B Coffee inside Grand Central Market and the company’s warehouse

Source: eater.com
Workers at the Go Get Em Tiger coffee chain want to unionize - Vimarsana News

Workers at the Go Get Em Tiger coffee chain want to unionize

More than 70% of workers at the coffee chain Go Get Em Tiger have signaled their intention to unionize.

The news in a day, a roundup of last week's headlines - Santa Monica Daily Press - Vimarsana News

The news in a day, a roundup of last week's headlines - Santa Monica Daily Press

Split Council votes 4-3 to participate in litigation over new ‘zero bail’ system:A contentious closed session during an Oct. 10 meeting of Santa Monica City Council concluded with a 4-3 vote to join a lawsuit over Los Angeles County’s newly implemented Zero Bail system. Integrated into the county on Oct. 1, every police agency must follow the new system that largely eliminates the need for cash bail while evaluating the severity of the crime, a suspect’s risk to the public and repeat offenses. The most serious crimes such as murder do not qualify for pre-arraignment release. The city w...

Source: smdp.com