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Joe Manjarrez, Realtor in Downey, CA, Says Fall 2026 Market Rewards Sellers Who Price and Market Strategically
The fall 2026 housing market in Downey is sending what look like two contradictory signals. Prices have softened from a year ago. Homes are moving faster. And well-positioned properties are still drawing real competition. For Joe Manjarrez, founder and team lead of The Manjarrez Group at eHomes, that combination points to one conclusion: the market […]
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Pasadena Voters Face 19-Cent Fire Tax, Pitting City Hall Against Landlords
Pasadena Fire Station 33 — Station Identified For Seismic Upgrades. Pasadena property owners are being asked to pay an annual tax of 19 cents per square foot of their buildings to fund a long list of fire department upgrades, from earthquake-proofing two aging stations to hiring three dozen more firefighters. Measure PFD appears on the November 3 ballot and needs support from two-thirds of voters to pass, a high bar that has set off a pointed fight between City Hall, labor unions and elected officials on one side, and real estate industry groups on the other.
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Medi-Cal was billed about $269,130,000 in false claims and paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to charges announced October 22
A Whittier, California woman is accused of taking part in a pharmacy scheme that billed Medi-Cal, the state’s Medicaid program, about $269,130,000 in false claims. Medi-Cal paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to the charges the Justice Department announced on October 22. The woman, Christina Mareik, has not been convicted of anything. A... The post Medi-Cal was billed about $269,130,000 in false claims and paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to charges announced October 22 appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Strike Threat Looms at Eight Los Angeles, Long Beach Port Terminals
UPDATE: Port employers warn that a walkout by 250 watchmen could halt operations at terminals handling more than half of the nation’s busiest container port complex. A potential November 1 strike involving approximately 250 port watchmen could bring operations to a halt at container terminals handling more than half of the cargo moving through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, according to the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA).