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California Skincare Store Bee Co. Faces New Allegations of Coercive Sales Tactics Against Customers with Disabilities

California Skincare Store Bee Co. Faces New Allegations of Coercive Sales Tactics Against Customers with Disabilities

California Skincare Store Bee Co. Faces New Allegations of Coercive Sales Tactics Against Customers with Disabilities
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El Niño Brings Flooding and Power Outage Risks to California

El Niño Brings Flooding and Power Outage Risks to California

El Niño, a climate pattern characterized by the warming of the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, is expected to influence California's winter weather in 2026. According to Anker SOLIX, El Niño can shift storm tracks, increasing the likelihood of heavy rain, flooding, landslides, coastal erosion, and power outages across the state. Southern California is particularly prone to wetter winters during El Niño events, while Northern California may experience less consistent precipitation. Central California and the Sierra Nevada could see a mix of rain and mountain snow, with potential impacts on water supplies and travel. Coastal areas may face high surf, beach erosion, and flooding, while burn-scarred regions are at risk of debris flows. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has reported a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño event during the fall and winter of 2026–2027 (Anker SOLIX, 2026).
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Long Beach Declares Emergency Amid El Niño Threat

Long Beach Declares Emergency Amid El Niño Threat

Long Beach, California, has declared a local emergency in preparation for the potential impacts of an anticipated El Niño weather pattern. This decision follows significant damage caused by high surf earlier in the month, which was generated by Hurricane Marie. The storm caused extensive flooding, damaged the boardwalk, and eroded sand berms along the Long Beach Peninsula. City officials are concerned that the recent damage may signal the challenges posed by a strengthening El Niño, which could bring a wetter-than-usual winter. The emergency declaration allows the city to expedite resource allocation, personnel deployment, and procurement processes to better prepare for potential weather-related impacts. Repairs to the damaged boardwalk are underway, and a $9 million sand replenishment project is scheduled to begin later this fall. Officials are also monitoring Hurricane Polo in the Pacific, which could bring additional high surf to Southern California next week. (Source time: 2026-09-23T01:01:37+00:00)
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KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care

KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care

KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care
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Analysis-Paramount pledges to release 30 films a year. How will that add up?

Analysis-Paramount pledges to release 30 films a year. How will that add up?

By Harshita Mary Varghese and Lisa Richwine Sept 22 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance is promising the largest volume of movies in Hollywood after its Warner Bros. Discovery purchase as it also aims for up to $6 billion in cost savings. Wall Street is asking how that will add up.
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Paramount, California reportedly settle in Warner Bros. merger fiasco

Paramount, California reportedly settle in Warner Bros. merger fiasco

California and other states challenged the proposed merger in July, describing it as creating a "media behemoth" if realized.
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Rain and Tornado Risk in Southern California

Rain and Tornado Risk in Southern California

Rainfall has already begun across the southern two-thirds of California, with radar observations confirming precipitation as of 3:15 PM local time. Additionally, there is a small but notable risk of tornadoes, particularly in the coastal areas of Southern California. This risk is expected to be more pronounced tomorrow morning, with meteorologists closely monitoring the situation. The affected areas are highlighted in dark green on weather maps, indicating the potential for severe weather conditions. Residents in these regions should stay updated on the latest forecasts and be prepared for possible weather-related disruptions.
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Tropical Storm Polo Strengthens, May Impact California

Tropical Storm Polo Strengthens, May Impact California

Tropical Storm Polo is rapidly intensifying in the Pacific Ocean and is expected to become a major hurricane as it approaches the southwestern coast of Mexico. According to the National Hurricane Center's forecast on Monday, the storm could bring heavy rainfall, life-threatening flooding, and landslides to Mexico. Forecasters are also monitoring the potential for Polo to pull tropical moisture into Southern California, which could result in muggy weather and increased surf conditions. This storm is the 16th named system in the Eastern Pacific this year, a season made more active by a strong El Niño event, which is also expected to bring heavy winter rainfall to Southern California.
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California Braces for Super El Niño This Winter

California Braces for Super El Niño This Winter

Forecasters predict a 'super' El Niño event with a 75% chance of being the strongest since 1950, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center. This climate pattern, characterized by warmer ocean waters in the central and eastern tropical Pacific, is expected to bring a wet and potentially punishing winter to California later this year. Officials are actively preparing flood control systems and shoring up vulnerable areas, including burn scars and hillsides, to mitigate risks. The El Niño is projected to be 'very strong' for the three-month period ending in December, with a 98% likelihood of significant impacts. Residents are urged to prepare now to reduce risks at home and on the road, as heavy rains and tropical moisture could drench Southern California.
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El Niño Threatens California With Coastal Flooding

El Niño Threatens California With Coastal Flooding

A strengthening El Niño is expected to bring significant impacts to California's coastline, including higher sea levels, powerful waves, and increased risks of beach erosion and coastal flooding. According to NOAA, El Niño occurs when warm Pacific waters shift eastward due to weakened trade winds, altering weather patterns globally. California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency to mobilize resources ahead of potential winter storms. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts above-average precipitation for California, particularly in Southern California, between October and December, with the strongest impacts likely from December to March. This year's El Niño is shaping up to be one of the strongest on record, with a 90% chance of a very strong event during the fall and winter seasons. The phenomenon has already intensified coastal conditions, as seen with dangerous surf and erosion along Southern California beaches earlier this year. (Source time: Sept. 21, 2...
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Paramount settles with US states in big step towards closing Warner Bros merger

Paramount settles with US states in big step towards closing Warner Bros merger

By Jody Godoy and Deborah Mary Sophia Sept 21 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance on Monday reached a settlement with California and 11 other states that had sued to stop its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, paving the way for one of the largest media mergers in history.