Aloha Sun has released its exclusive collaboration with Dennis Rodman, the RODMAN 9.1K. The 9100 puffs device is named after NBA Legend, Dennis Rodman. Marking the first time a celebrity and vape brand have come together for a collaboration, the RODMAN 9.1K aims to decadently celebrate the legacy of Rodman through Aloha Sun’s state of the art hardware and juice to support this new release. Introducing RODMAN by Aloha Sun. “With the launch of the RODMAN 9.1K, our aims are simple: to be bold and to stay authentic, much like the man, the myth, the legend himself. To collaborate with an icon like Dennis Rodman himself is an immense…
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The class includes first-time Spirit fliers who booked their flights through Expedia, Travelocity, CheapTickets and BookIt between August 2011 and May 2017 Klafter Lesser LLP and the Hermina Law Group are pleased to announce that the settlement website, www.SpiritCarryOnBagFeeSettlement.com, is now accepting claims to share in a proposed $8.25 million settlement that has been reached in a class action against Spirit Airlines, Inc. (SAVE: NYSE) concerning the carry-on fees it charged United States passengers who booked their first Spirit flight through certain on-line travel agents during the period August 31, 2011, and May 3, 2017. The settlement was reached in Cox, et al., v. Spirit Airlines, Inc., Civil Action…
AUBURN, Ala., Nov. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Auburn University’s The Laurel Hotel & Spa has been awarded a Five Diamond designation by AAA Travels, recognizing it as offering world-class luxury, amenities and indulgence for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Laurel Hotel & Spa is operated by Auburn-based Ithaka Hospitality Partners in collaboration with Auburn University’s College of Human Sciences. The Laurel Hotel & Spa is a one-of-a-kind teaching hotel adjacent to the Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center (RCSC), the home to Auburn University’s esteemed Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management, which opened its doors in August 2022. Only 89 hotels across the United States carry this prestigious recognition, and the property is the first in the state…
By David G. Savage | Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court justices sounded divided Tuesday over whether the 1st Amendment forbids public officials who refer to government business on their personal Facebook pages from blocking members of the public who criticize them. At issue is whether government employees — whether city managers, school board members or even former President Trump — have a free-speech right to refer to government business on their personal social media accounts without giving critics a right to reply. The justices heard an appeal from two San Diego-area school board members who were sued for…
By Megan Cassidy | San Francisco Chronicle Five months after local and national law enforcement officials launched crackdowns on San Francisco’s open-air drug markets, one longtime dealer said he won’t risk venturing into the Tenderloin much anymore. “I’m scared,” he said in a recent interview, noting that he’s lately preferred to work construction shifts. The source, who has dealt drugs in San Francisco on and off for nearly two decades, said what was once a full-time job has been pared down to about an hour a week, and most of the other dealers he knows are avoiding the area as well. “You go to the city, and…
Urban One Inc. announced today it is teaming up with TelevisaUnivision Inc. to raise awareness and empower African American and Hispanic voters in the 2024 election cycle. The media giants will co-host a groundbreaking breakfast event titled, Wake Up & Power Up with Diversity: An In-Depth Look at How to Engage Black and Hispanic Voters” on Thursday, November 2, 2023, at The Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington DC. This historic breakfast event will feature keynote speakers and engaging conversations with renowned thought leaders and influencers from both the African American and Hispanic communities, who will share their insights and experiences on engaging voters…
Reimagining “the Gelson’s experience” for its 28th full-service store, Southern California’s premier grocery brand has officially launched its first location in West Los Angeles. Located at 12121 West Olympic Boulevard on the corner of Bundy Drive, it serves as the anchor of West Edge, a mixed-use residential/office/retail development currently under construction. Designed by the award-winning firm Shook Kelley, which has brought its imagination to other new and renovated Gelson’s stores, the West L.A. property is a spacious 33,000 square feet of modern design and community-tailored amenities. From its polished concrete floors to hanging pendant lights throughout, the store is accented with…
Michelson Center for Public Policy applauds Governor Gavin Newsom and California State Legislature for enacting legislation to improve the lives of Californians and their pets SACRAMENTO – The Michelson Center for Public Policy (MCPP) celebrates the progress made this year towards eliminating barriers to higher education, advancing equity efforts for Californians, and improving the lives of pets. This year, MCPP and its many partners helped support the passage of new laws that will move the state closer towards bridging the digital divide, providing college students with better access and cost transparency, and helping Californians with their pets’ health care by…
By Ishani Desai | Sacramento Bee A Sacramento County supervisor and his dog will stay overnight at the county’s tiny homes shelter community this week. Supervisor Patrick Kennedy — who represents south Sacramento, parts of Elk Grove and Vineyard — will stay at the Safe Stay site at the corner of Power Inn and Florin roads for 24 hours on Wednesday. His chihuahua, Fergus, will stay with him, according to a county news release. “This is a place where people can come and get off the street in a dignified safe setting,” Kennedy said as he and his dog toured…
By Mathew Miranda | Sacramento Bee Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed legislation late Sunday night that would have made undocumented seniors eligible for California’s cash assistance program. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Juan Carrillo, D-Palmdale, would have provided $1,100 to $1,900 per month to undocumented individuals who are blind, disabled or older than 65. Currently, California’s Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) is limited to people with eligible immigration status. The measure overwhelmingly passed the Legislature last month. In his veto message, Newsom cited the proposed expansion’s $180 million annual cost, as estimated by the California Department of Social Services. “While…