“Sweeney Todd” is the right recipe.
by Nate Lee As with many other South Bay institutions in the arts and otherwise, it seemed like the South Bay Conservatory would never recover from the COVID pandemic. Having properly narrowed their focus to musical theater, the educational performing arts organization, founded in 1964, last tread the boards in 2019 with “Mary Poppins.” Good […]
Why Is Reverse Phone API Software So Great for Remote Workers?
Remote work has become increasingly popular in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated this trend even further. With more and more employees working from the comfort of their homes or other remote locations, businesses are constantly seeking innovative tools and technologies to ensure seamless communication and productivity. One such technology that has […]
RB, SBCCOG, HSSB teams save renters from eviction
by Colleen Farrell South Bay Cities Council of Government At the end of 2019, Elena Becerra felt on track toward achieving the American dream. She loved her full time job teaching Spanish to students at South Bay schools. The Venezuelan native and her husband had immigrated to the United States from the United Kingdom in […]
Is your business eligible for Employee Retention Tax Credit?
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) is a vital lifeline for businesses, and one which is worth applying for regardless of your company’s current circumstances. So what is it exactly, and what’s the application deadline by which you’ll need to have submitted your claim? The basics The recent pandemic forced major government action to avoid […]
10 Best Manufacturing Companies in Los Angeles
The novel coronavirus has dealt a serious blow to the manufacturing industry in Los Angeles. Due to the pandemic, many businesses have been forced to shut down or significantly reduce operations. This has had a ripple effect on the local economy, with unemployment rising and businesses struggling to stay afloat. Despite the […]
What Makes a Casino Worth Visiting?
The global pandemic, convenience, and accessibility have made online casinos more popular than ever. Furthermore, with more lenient online gambling laws, it seems that new casinos are opening left, right, and center. According to the latest casino statistics, there are more than 2,000 online casinos on the market. However, while that gives you plenty of […]
Casinos and Gaming in the USA: The Success of Mainstream and Online Casino Games
Photo by Keenan Constance on Unsplash In the United States, as well as internationally, the COVID-19 pandemic affected the gambling industry in a major way. Casinos, lottery outlets, and gambling venues had to close, and sporting events for which betting systems were in place had to be suspended. Because of this, there has been a […]
How Millennials and Gen-Z Members are Changing the Face of Trading
While the coronavirus pandemic may have been disastrous for many, it has undoubtedly created a number of economic and financial opportunities for individuals across the globe. This has been borne out by the striking rise of younger retail traders who have entered the financial market through 2020 and the first half of this year, […]
Letter to the unvaccinated
by Anita Sircar, MD, MPH, DTM&H Editor’s note: Dr. Anita Sircar is an infectious disease specialist who spent the last two decades studying and treating viruses internationally, including work with the Center for Disease Control fighting Ebola in Africa. She returned to the South Bay to be with family just before the pandemic arrived. […]
COVID comeback: A South Bay doctor’s reality check
by Anita Sircar, MD, MPH EDITOR’S NOTE: Dr. Sircar is an infectious disease specialist who spent the last two decades working internationally, including work with the Center for Disease Control fighting Ebola in Africa. The South Bay native works at three area hospitals — UCLA, Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, and […]