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Panera Bread To Pay Customers $2M in Settlement Over Misleading Delivery Fees
Undocumented Immigrants May Qualify for First-Time Homebuyer Loan Under New California Bill
91% of Homes in US Remain Overvalued: Report
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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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Pasadena Native Lost Her House To LA Wildfires One Day After Paying Off Her Mortgage: 'It's Gone'
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How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
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The mansion is owned by Harry Macklowe, one of the most brazen developers in New York City. A controversial property in Hamptons is up for sale for $38 million, but there's a catch-the buyer cannot live in it. Panera Bread’s Alleged Relationship With Gov. Newsom Led to It Being Exempted From California’s New Minimum Wage Law: Report
California is raising the wages of fast-food workers to $20 per hour, but those working in establishments that sell bread as a stand-alone menu item are exempted from the new law. California Hot Spring to Close Indefinitely After Second Death in 16 Months
Rangers found a dead body in one of the tubs of the Miracle Hot Springs earlier this month. A California hot spring will be closed indefinitely after a second person was found dead in the area in the past 16 months. Aspiring Homebuyers Need To Earn 80% More To Afford a House in the Current Market: Study
Homebuyers today would need to earn $47,000 more than they did pre-pandemic to afford a house. Americans hoping to purchase a home need to make 80% more than they did before the COVID-19 pandemic to comfortably afford a house in the current market, new research found. Mortgage Rates Edging Closer to 7%, the Highest Recorded Since December
Mortgage rates climbed for the fourth consecutive week in a row in the week ending February 29. Mortgage rates climbed for the fourth consecutive week in a row, jumping to the highest level recorded since December 2023. Arizona Attorney General Sues RealPage, Landlords Over Hiking Rental Prices
The lawsuit alleged that RealPage and the landlords conspired to illegally hike rental prices to "astronomical" levels. Over 50% of Aspiring Homebuyers Cannot Afford a Down Payment: Survey
At least 54% of homebuyers said their income was not high enought to afford puchasing a home. More than half of homebuyers in the United States said the high cost of living is making it harder for them to afford a down payment and closing costs of purchasing a house, according to a new survey. Disney Plans To Merge Media Business With Reliance in India in $8.5B Mega-Deal
The merger between Disney and Reliance is expected to bring in 750 million viewers in India. The Walt Disney Company on Wednesday announced a merger with Reliance Industries, India's biggest conglomerate, in an $8. Former NYU Official Pleads Guilty To Stealing $660K in Public Money To Add Pool at Her Home, Personal Expenses
The NYU administrator began her scheme in 2012 and redirected a total of $3.3 million in public money to shell companies she created. Coal Company Owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Found in Contempt
Gov. Justice's coal company failed to follow a court order to pay an insurance firm $500,000 to maintain collateral financial obligations.
