Author: Angel City Editorial Team

Homicide detectives are asking for the public’s help in solving the murder of Karla Torres, a 27-year-old San Fernando woman whose body was found near a Bakersfield freeway exit ramp in late 2022.The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department held a news conference in San Fernando on Thursday to reveal new details about the case and ask for specific information that could help the investigation, but did not reveal a motive or possible suspects, saying detectives were withholding details to protect the investigation. Carla Torres Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department “We hope that people will be brave enough to come forward…

“Non-financial misconduct is simply misconduct” – these are the words of Christopher Woolard (former director of the FCA) in 2018. However, when dealing with the nuances of human behaviour, it turns out, unsurprisingly, that it’s not so clear-cut or simple. Due to a lack of guidance on what non-financial misconduct (NFM) actually is, firms have historically defined NFM as best they can and made decisions about whether conduct constitutes a breach of regulation. This has led to firms taking different approaches and applying different standards, some much stricter than others. Given this inconsistency and uncertainty, the industry has called on…

In its latest industry blueprint, Info-Tech Research Group highlights the critical need for non-durable goods manufacturers to adopt an exponential IT mindset. The company’s research offers practical strategies for IT teams to integrate advanced technologies, build a flexible workforce, and ensure seamless technology governance.TORONTO, July 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Amid continued supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions and rising operational costs, non-durable goods manufacturers must navigate a complex landscape to remain resilient and profitable. In its latest blueprint, “Priorities for Adopting an Exponential IT Mindset in the Non-Durable Goods Manufacturing Industry,” Info-Tech Research Group advises that the adoption of advanced exponential…

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A 94-year-old man was the victim of a vicious carjacking in East Los Angeles on Wednesday, setting off a dangerous chase that culminated in a police officer shooting and killing the suspect.The incident began at approximately 2:20 p.m., when officers discovered a vehicle that had been stolen that morning.The vehicle, a grey sedan, belongs to Gustavo Herrera Gomez.Gomez spoke to Eyewitness News on Thursday about the incident, saying it all started when he moved his car and put a trash can in the parking lot. When Gomez returned to his car, he was approached by the…

We often think of leadership as a lofty experience, like leading soldiers up a hill in battle, when in reality it’s all about doing the little things. I’ve worked with and met some of the bravest people in the world who have actually run up hills under bullets. But they say it doesn’t take such grandiose acts to be a good leader. The best way to build trust with others is to lead by example, so that your words and actions are consistent and show others exactly what you expect from them. We have arrived! On June 8, 2005, I…

Downward angle icon An icon in the shape of a downward angle. The exterior of a recently completed grocery distribution center in Lancaster, Texas. Walmart Walmart is America’s grocery king, selling more food than the next two largest companies combined. The retailer relies heavily on AI to get fresh produce on shelves faster. Take a look inside Walmart’s state-of-the-art fresh food distribution center. Walmart is the largest grocery store in the United States, with more shoppers buying their groceries there than at any other retailer.To keep the shelves of its 4,600 U.S. stores well-stocked, the retailer relies on a vast…

Big tech companies have been the focus of Wall Street for much of 2024, but can they continue to perform as well as they have so far this year?Ken Mahoney, president of Mahoney Asset Management, appears on Wealth! to share his insights on the tech sector and which of the Mag 7 stocks investors should be watching. “I always think about the big three. Apple (AAPL) just passed $3.5 trillion in market cap a few days ago. Microsoft (MSFT) did it for the first time, and Nvidia is now third. So I think I’m looking at a weighted average, a…

As we approach the halfway point of the year, this is a great time to evaluate your financial planning goals and review your investment portfolio. This mid-year check is essential to ensure you are on track to achieve your financial goals. Economic conditions can change significantly within a few months, impacting different asset classes in different ways, so re-evaluating your portfolio can help you make necessary adjustments in response to market trends such as the recent all-time highs. Diversification: Spreading the risk One of the fundamental principles of a sound investment strategy is diversification, which involves spreading your investments across…

Skirball Cultural Center’s Sunset Concert Series takes place outdoors in the center’s 1,000-seat Tapered Courtyard. (Photo: Timothy Norris) The Sunset Concert Series returns, bringing a summer of music to the Skirball Cultural Center. Now in its 27th season, the free concerts take place in the center’s 1,000-seat outdoor space, the Tapered Courtyard. This year’s six concerts run from July 18 to Aug. 16 and will showcase African and Caribbean artists creating fusion music. “Each artist this year represents a blend of local traditions integrated with a contemporary vision that captures the soul of their country,” said Marlene Braga, Skirball’s vice…

Peresants/Shutterstock The Malaysian government’s enforcement action on e-waste imports captured reader interest last month, as did a lithium-ion battery recycling start-up, an ongoing legal dispute for a closed-loop CRT supplier, an electronic plastics processing line, and a company’s first sustainability report. The list below shows the top stories for June in terms of unique page views. 1 | Malaysian Customs reports illegal e-waste shipments The Malaysian government inspected more than 300 shipping containers and found about a third contained e-waste that had been illegally imported from the United States, officials said at a press conference in Klang, Malaysia on June…