Agave bar, 10820 W. Charleston Blvd., received 17 demerits Oct. 31. Violations included employee did not change gloves when changing tasks. GRADE: B
The custom-built house of Dr. Dipak Desai will soon hit the market for
$2.6 million.
Simon Property Group agreed to pay $125,000 to settle a federal case brought by the Equal Emplyoment Opportunity Commission that Hispanic janitors had been subjected to verbal harassment.
For cab driver Mamerto Mercado Jr., October fell into a rhythm that has been all too rare during Las Vegas’ economic struggles.
LOS ANGELES — Michael Jackson’s doctor is guaranteed to spend the next three weeks in jail awaiting sentencing for the pop star’s death.
Every day, thousands of speeding tickets are issued to motorists on our nation’s roads and highways. According to various sources, an estimated 40 million speeding tickets are issued each year (one for every five motorists) with an average fine of $150. What can you do to avoid a speeding ticket? And what should you do if you’re stopped for speeding?
Flu season is upon us and that means runny noses, chills and body aches. For a small business and its employees, that can mean days spent home in bed or feeling sick in your office, which results in lost working hours. Did you know that flu costs businesses approximately $10.4 billion each year in direct costs for hospitalizations and outpatient visits for adults?
As winter approaches and the outdoor temperature drops, energy consumption is on the rise. Homeowners can implement these five tips to help reduce their home’s energy use and costs, yet maintain a warm and comfortable indoor environment, this winter.
You work hard on your lawn and landscaping during the spring and summer. Now it’s fall, and time to get ready for winter. But when winter actually gets here, what can you do to keep your landscaping healthy and attractive when the wind is howling, the ground is frozen, and snow and ice blanket your lawn and garden?
As the weather cools, our holiday culinary adventures heat up. From planning the perfect holiday dinner menu to discovering new, destined-to-become-favorites cookie recipes, we all spend a lot of time thinking about great food at this time of year. If you’re looking for some new food traditions to warm up to, here are 10 Red Hot Holiday Food Trends for 2011
If you are a 21st century student, you may be facing concerns over the rising cost of a college degree and the prospect of future college debt. You may be wondering, can I achieve my education goals and still find a way to contain costs? Meanwhile, President Obama is calling for increased degree completion as an element of workforce development.
We look forward to the holidays for many reasons, and the food is often near the top of the list. But while traditional holiday dishes are a familiar comfort that everyone in the family can look forward to, there’s no harm in adding a slight twist to your staples to give them a gourmet touch.
In today’s economy, people are looking for ways to cut spending wherever possible. And while we all love our furry and four-legged friends, the cost of pet care can range anywhere from $700 to $3,000 per year. Lucky for dog owners, there are plenty of opportunities to shave costs. A good place to start is to get grooming – at home, that is. Here are three tips to keep your canine looking good from head to tail without spending an arm and a leg.
A little pampering can go a long way in keeping your skin looking radiant and youthful. Using natural ingredients from the Arctic area of Scandinavia arms you with beauty benefits to tackle the signs of worry, stress and aging.