‘Trading people for profits’: California sues nursing home chain where hundreds have been sickened with COVID-19

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Mariner Health Care, the state says, has caused harm to patients by not adequately staffing their facility, as well as dumping patients illegally and lying about their record of care.
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LA releases draft wildlife ordinance, but activists say more funding needed

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Councilman Paul Koretz Thursday announced the release of the draft Wildlife Pilot Study ordinance, which he requested in a motion that was unanimously approved by the City Council. The proposed ordinance would protect wildlife in the hills between the 405 and 101 freeways.
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6 hikes perfect for a Mother's Day picnic

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Moms who are wild at heart or don't want to skip their daily steps may like this gift: a Mother's Day hike. Think about a picnic along a scenic hiking trail that's super easy for the whole family. It's a great way to spend outdoors time with Mom — and a good last-minute option if you're stumped on where to go.
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Car Shopping During the Chip Shortage: Edmunds Experts Offer Insider Tips for Consumers on the Hunt for a New Vehicle

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Consumers looking to purchase a new vehicle ahead of the summer road trip season need to be prepared to do more research and be more flexible with their budget to get the car that they want. According to the car shopping experts at Edmunds,
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Roll up for tasty Indian burritos at Bombay Frankie Company in Woodland Hills

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This is an Indian dish that proves the universality of certain preparations, in the same way that, say, soup or a sandwich can be found, in one form or another, around the world. The rise of the frankie in SoCal is a story of luck and pluck — the sort of tale of innovative restaurateurs that inspire one generation after another.
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