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(February 22, 2012) California voters may face as many as three ballot measures this November that increase income taxes. (February 21, 2012) To give California’s businesses a distinct advantage in China, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. recently announced plans to open new trade and investment offices in China. (February 17, 2012) The California Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for its Small Business Advocate of the Year Award. The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced a proposed rule to implement amendments to the Family and Medical Leave Act that expand the leave for military caregivers and create special eligibility provisions for airline flight crew employees. (February 15, 2012) The California Chamber of Commerce is helping businesses build their HR muscle at a topic-packed training session in San Diego on March 7 focused on the employment life cycle. A group of California business organizations has collaborated to launch a first-its-kind business-oriented website aimed at providing employers with accurate and easy-to-understand information about the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. (February 13, 2012) Since January 1, California employers have been paying higher taxes because the state has not repaid money it borrowed from the federal government to pay unemployment insurance (UI) benefits. (February 10, 2012) The California Chamber of Commerce 2012 Business Issues and Legislative Guide is available now at www.calchamber.com/businessissues. (February 9, 2012) Starting July 1, businesses and public entities that generate four cubic yards or more of waste per week and multifamily units of five or more will be required to recycle. (February 8, 2012) The California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) is apprising business owners that they may be eligible for thousands of dollars in state and federal tax benefits and other incentives for hiring qualified veterans.
Prestige Entertainment Group releases "Name That Movie," available at the iTunes App Store for 99 cents. The proposed homework policy will be unveiled and discussed 6-7 p.m. March 1 at Walter Reed Middle School, 4525 Irvine Ave., North Hollywood. $25,000 in scholarships and prizes, plus a shot at a national title are up for grabs in nation's largest science based competition. EPA will drill 20 new wells in area to monitor for hexavalent chromium; 10 will be in North Hollywood. GTLNC's President, Andrew Westall, who is also the executive director of the L.A. City Council Redistricting Commission, was not present at last night's meeting. Vice-President Ryan Altoon presided. The fight for the 30th Congressional District heated up before an overflow crowd at Temple Judea in Tarzana Tuesday night. Edwin Alexander Bonilla, 27, appeared for arraignment in Van Nuys Superior Court on charges stemming from the Jan. 9 shooting death of Danilo Estuardo Morales. Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Los Angeles) has introduced Assembly Bill 1708 to allow drivers a convenient option alongside traditional paper documents, and bring a couple of "outdated state laws into the electronic age." The play steps out of time and forces us to examine a life at the top where loneliness and nervousness go hand in hand. Due to popular demand, the timeless 'whodunit' will now run March 30 through April 15. The average price has risen 32.6 cents over the past 27 days, including 2.4 cents on Sunday. Vote for your favorite here. Important information from the local junior high. Many producers oppose new health rules requiring condom use during production. Studio City activist Lisa Sarkin lays out the issue. She issues a call to action! The old pool hall was considered one of the preeminent billiard rooms in America. Yogurt Haven opened a few months ago at the corner of Vanowen Street and Whitsett Avenue. Dorothee Burkhart faces extradition to her native Germany, where she is wanted on fraud charges. The annual 'Massing of the Colors' also salutes the armed forces. History for Hire is one of the top prop houses in Los Angeles.
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