[COLUMN] How to put a handle on too much debt 

IS there such a thing as “good” debt? Sure there is. Debt can get you a higher education and get you a profession. By higher education, I mean college and graduate school, including the professions. Let’s say you’re about to graduate from high school and you want to become a medical doctor, a physician. You…

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LA County public health official warns against ‘non-essential activities’ to mitigate COVID surge

More than 40,000 positive cases reported AS positive coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County continue to rise, county officials are warning the public against “non-essential activities” in the coming weeks. “While we’re in the surge, we do ask that you exercise more caution, even if you’re vaccinated and boosted,” LA County Public Health Director Barbara…

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[COLUMN] Can bankruptcy change your life for the better?

AS a bankruptcy attorney, I am often asked: “How will filing bankruptcy change my life?” I think people ask this question because of the negative things that they may have heard about bankruptcy from their friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors. They think that a bankruptcy means that they will be forever looked upon as outcasts…

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Nevada orders more COVID-19 tests amid latest case surge

NEVADA is ordering over half a million additional at-home COVID-19 tests in response to the current surge in cases, according to Governor Steve Sisolak. The Silver State is expected to receive over 588,000 at-home test kits, the governor announced on Thursday, January 13 during a virtual press conference to provide updates on the increase in…

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2022 State of the City Address: San Diego Mayor Gloria focuses on issues of public safety, homelessness, infrastructure

SAN DIEGO – In his second State of the City address as the 37th Mayor of San Diego, Mayor Todd Gloria on Wednesday, January 12 spoke decisively and unflinchingly about some of the most pressing problems facing the City of San Diego – specifically, the city’s homelessness and housing crises, the decades-in-the-making infrastructure backlog and public safety amid rising crime. “Let’s be clear,” Mayor Todd Gloria said. “Under no circumstance is it compassionate to let…

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SF issues new COVID-19 testing guidelines for health care providers

City also working with School District to provide more masks for staff and students, as well as testing supplies to help educators return to the classroom SAN FRANCISCO — Mayor London Breed and Director of Health Dr. Grant Colfax on Tuesday, January 11 announced new COVID-19 testing guidelines for large healthcare providers like hospitals and hospital-affiliated systems…

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[COLUMN] Here comes Deltacron!

THIS new variant of the SARS-CoV2 virus of COVID-19 (Deltacron) is not totally a surprise. We have predicted for the past two years that new variants would keep on developing so long as there are unvaccinated people. Those 20 percent (about 60 million) who refused the vaccines have been “percolating,” replicating, mutating into new viruses…

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Las Vegas Lunar New Year: Celebrate the Year of the Tiger

LAS VEGAS – Chinese New Year in the Desert/Spring Festival proudly returns to Las Vegas for the 11th consecutive year on Feb. 3 – Feb. 6, 2022. Chinese New Year in the Desert™has experienced explosive growth over the past ten years. From humble beginnings at the Fremont Street Experience in 2012, the celebrations have expanded…

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[COLUMN] On how NOT to become a pack rat

ONE man’s junk is another man’s treasure. Just for a little fun, go garage “sale-ing.” There aren’t as many in the summer season as there are in spring. Many old-timers have to deal with their stuff gathered over the years, a lot of which have long ago outlived their usefulness.  For practical purposes, many just…

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[COLUMN] Preparing your estate for the COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 Pandemic is a scary reality which affects everyone globally and has shut down the global economy.  Individuals over 65 are more at risk of having serious complications with this virus.  Although we cannot completely control how we would respond to such virus, we can prepare our finances and estate incase the worst happens….

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California extends mask mandate into February

AMID the surging cases of the omicron variant of the coronavirus, California is extending its statewide indoor mask mandate for another month. The state Department of Public Health announced on January 5 that masks should be worn in all indoor public settings, regardless of vaccination status, until February 15. The mandate went into effect on…

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[COLUMN] Preparing your estate for the COVID-19 pandemic

THE COVID-19 Pandemic is a scary reality which affects everyone globally and has shut down the global economy.  Individuals over 65 are more at risk of having serious complications with this virus.  Although we cannot completely control how we would respond to such virus, we can prepare our finances and estate incase the worst happens….

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