Following California’s Lead, EPA Proposes National Standards to Ramp Up Electric Cars By CalMatters

  Closely mirroring California’s landmark mandate, the Biden administration today proposed new greenhouse gas emission standards that will scale up sales of electric cars and trucks nationwide. If enacted, the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed standards would be among the most stringent and aggressive measures the federal agency has ever taken to slash planet-warming, tailpipe pollution,…

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Rental Property Owners Ordered to Pay Tenant $1,000,000.00!

In a housing discrimination case brought by the Santa Monica City Office that involved a family member with disabilities, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lisa Sepe-Wiesenfeld has signed a stipulated judgment and injunctions against the two defendant-landlords, The injunction protects future tenants with disabilities from discrimination and harassment. In case No. SC125490, the city alleged…

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Something to Think About #132: Part 3: The Mission Indians by Klarise Yahya, Commercial Mortgage Broker – BRE: 00957107; MLO: 249261

The construction of Spanish missions was cabined by limitations on skilled labor, available building materials, and the priestly desire to create notable buildings, perhaps even reminiscent of the grand public buildings in Spain. This article briefly summarizes the effect of Spanish rule on the Indians providing the unskilled labor that first constructed and later supported…

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