Newport Beach home on the sand lists for first time in 40 years at $9.2M • More luxury apartments debut, part of 7,800 units open or coming soon
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Friday, October 4, 2024

Albertsons ordered to pay $4 million for overcharging California shoppers

Riverside District Attorney’s Office found faulty scales and scanners that regularly overcharged for food.

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Newport Beach home on the sand lists for first time in 40 years at $9.2M

Architect Brion Jeanette designed the beachfront home on a rectangular corner lot where an older dwelling once stood.

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More luxury apartments debut, part of 7,800 units open or coming soon

Link OC in Anaheim and Acadia Apartments in Cypress rent for north of $4,700 monthly.

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How ‘soft’ auction added $33 million to price for Orange County icon

US auction of iconic California office campus entered its fifth month due to an odd process that gives bidders control of the deadline.

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What to do with 2 million Marriott points? Get a Bellagio fountain show

One traveler redeemed points through the Marriott Bonvoy Moments program for an experience money can’t buy.

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Stabilizing mortgage rates could be boon for buyers

Lower interest rates allow home buyers’ budgets to stretch further.

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Toilet paper hoarding returns to Southern California after port strike prompts supply fears

The panic-driven shopping Americans experienced during the pandemic returned to the aisles at Costco, Target and Walmart.

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Dockworkers’ union suspend strike until Jan. 15 to allow time to negotiate new contract

The International Longshoremen’s Association will resume working immediately. Both sides also reached agreement on wages, but no details were given.

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Did you buy gasoline in SoCal in 2015? You may be eligible to receive a payment

Claims can be filed regarding a $37.5 million settlement over allegations that trading firms manipulated gas prices

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If dockworkers strike drags on, US could see shortages and higher retail prices

U.S. ports from Maine to Texas shut down this week when the union representing about 45,000 dockworkers went on strike for the first time since 1977. Workers began walking picket lines early Tuesday near ports all along the East and Gulf coasts. A shutdown that […]

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