A law firm representing several high school athletes challenging California’s direction for youth sports amid the pandemic says it has talked with the state’s counsel about updates to the guidelines that would settle the disputes from a growing list of lawsuits. San Diego-based attorney Ian Friedman, a partner with Wingert Grebing Brubaker & Juskie, said […]
Read more »The Clippers likely won’t be at full strength on Thursday when they take the court for the final time before the All-Star break, desperate for a victory in what Paul George described as a “must-win” game against the Washington Wizards. He arrived at that assessment Tuesday night after the undermanned Clippers stalled down the stretch […]
Read more »If you’ve ever been in charge of running ads for a business, I’ll bet you’ve wondered how to get cold audiences to interact with your ads. It’s the age-old problem of online advertising. With Facebook ads, one of the best ways to target a cold audience that is likely to interact with you is to […]
Read more »Editor’s note: This is the Wednesday, March 3 edition of the Inside the Dodgers newsletter from reporter J.P. Hoornstra. To receive the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here. One curiosity of the 2020 season stuck to my brain and didn’t let go throughout the off-season. Prior to the pandemic, Corey Seager famously watched video […]
Read more »Products are never just products, right? Coca-Cola is more than a soda. Starbucks is more than a coffee. Ray-Ban is more than a pair of sunglasses. Glossier is more than a tube of concealer. Interacting with these products provide experiences, and we buy them with that experience in mind. Better yet, the companies that create […]
Read more »Two sweeping air pollution regulations aimed at removing smog-causing diesel trucks from Southern California roadways and warehouses are being released for public review within the next 30 days. The measures are part of an executive order issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom to have only zero-emission trucks and buses — most would be electric — on […]
Read more »The Clippers likely won’t be at full strength on Thursday when they take the court for the final time before the All-Star break, desperate for a victory in what Paul George described as a “must-win” game against the Washington Wizards. He arrived at that assessment Tuesday night after the undermanned Clippers stalled down the stretch […]
Read more »If you’ve ever been in charge of running ads for a business, I’ll bet you’ve wondered how to get cold audiences to interact with your ads. It’s the age-old problem of online advertising. With Facebook ads, one of the best ways to target a cold audience that is likely to interact with you is to […]
Read more »Editor’s note: This is the Wednesday, March 3 edition of the Inside the Dodgers newsletter from reporter J.P. Hoornstra. To receive the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here. One curiosity of the 2020 season stuck to my brain and didn’t let go throughout the off-season. Prior to the pandemic, Corey Seager famously watched video […]
Read more »The $400,000 Grade I Santa Anita Handicap, which attracted a pair of out-of-state contenders, and the $300,000 Grade II San Felipe Stakes, loaded with top Santa Anita Derby hopefuls, highlight an 11-race card Saturday at Santa Anita that includes five stakes races. Post positions were drawn Wednesday for Big ‘Cap day, which will begin at […]
Read more »High schools testing water polo and football players for COVID-19 received additional guidance on Wednesday, March 3 about costs and testing frequency. California’s COVID-19 Testing Task Force announced that public schools can receive free testing through the new Valencia Branch Laboratory in Santa Clarita, and also clarified that student-athletes need to be tested only once […]
Read more »A single-day storm was expected to drop about a quarter-inch of rain in Southern California on Wednesday, March 3, with a few inches of snow in the local mountains, meteorologists said. The storm was expected to continue through the early evening in the Inland Empire, Los Angeles and Orange counties, meteorologists with the National Weather […]
Read more »A single-day storm was expected to drop about a quarter-inch of rain in Southern California on Wednesday, March 3, with a few inches of snow in the local mountains, meteorologists said. The storm was expected to continue through the early evening in the Inland Empire, Los Angeles and Orange counties, meteorologists with the National Weather […]
Read more »By David Rising | Associated Press BERLIN — Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has put the Alternative for Germany party under observation due to suspicions of extreme-right sympathies, German media reported Wednesday, a move against the biggest opposition party in parliament that comes only six months before a national election. Alternative for Germany, or AfD, has […]
Read more »California will use Medicaid funding to help pay for coronavirus testing of low-income students, after receiving the OK from President Joe Biden’s administration, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office announced Wednesday morning, March 3. The announcement comes as Newsom, who will tour a Long Beach vaccination site Wednesday afternoon, continues pushing to assist schools across the state […]
Read more »If you desire to enjoy a personalized experience on Windows 10, this tutorial will help you customize and tweak the desktop and user interface. It’ll only require some minutes to make the changes. But once done, you’ll get a new desktop for yourself and guess what? You’ll also find it better than changing the theme. […]
Read more »When you hear the word advertising, what comes to mind? Do you think of banner ads on your favorite website? Those hilarious Super Bowl commercials? The billboards along the highway or posters in the subway stations? While most of us have a pretty good idea of what advertising looks like, we often struggle to nail […]
Read more »Determining which parts of your marketing efforts drive conversions and sales can be one of the messiest areas of marketing. But it’s also one of the most important — assuming you want to increase ROI, revenue, brand awareness, conversions, campaign success, and more. This is where marketing attribution comes into play. In this blog post, […]
Read more »Let’s say your company decided to invest in a website redesign to improve lead generation, and you’re responsible for managing the project. Naturally, one of the first questions you ask is, “How much is this website redesign going to cost?” The answer, of course, is “it depends.” Are you simply switching to a new template […]
Read more »If you’ve ever been in charge of running ads for a business, I’ll bet you’ve wondered how to get cold audiences to interact with your ads. It’s the age-old problem of online advertising. With Facebook ads, one of the best ways to target a cold audience that is likely to interact with you is to […]
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