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The Sacramento Bee
Downtown Sacramento restaurant abruptly shuts, workers file suit alleging wage theft
Echo & Rig, the steakhouse and butcher shop in DoCo inside Sacramento’s Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, appears to have abruptly closed, and an employee has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of himself and others who the suit alleges have not been paid. The lawsuit was filed Nov. 2 in Sacramento County Superior Court by Gavrilov & Brooks on behalf of Micah Bramwell and other employees at the restaurant, which is at 500 J St. Suite 150. The suit accuses the restaurant and its owner of failure to pay timely wages, failure to pay all wages upon separation, noncompliant wage statements, rest break violations, failure to reimburse necessary business expenses and unfair business practices. The plaintiff is seeking to recover the underpaid damages, penalties, interest, attorney’s fees and costs. TikTok user Erika posted a video on Thursday showing text from an email from the management and images of the empty restaurant. “Unfortunately today we received (an) email, that they decided to (close) their doors forever at the Sacramento location... And none of the staff including myself got paid! Some of them were over 10+ checks probably more! Some servers are owed over 10k in tips,” the caption says. The TikTok
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What Changes Does the West Valley Mall Need?
The West Valley Mall in Tracy, California, is a place where people can shop, eat, and spend time with friends and family. However, some people may wonder what could make it a better place for the community. One change the mall could make is to add more stores and restaurants....
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The Modesto Bee
Popular Turlock café coming to Modesto, and first Drybar salon, among other businesses
New businesses are coming to north Modesto thanks to entrepreneur Bobby Ismail. He is developing a suite of businesses along Dale Road in the rapidly expanding area around Kaiser Permanente’s Modesto Medical Center. Drivers may have noticed large banners go up along the fenced area announcing the arrival of Drybar and Zalata Café . Ismail is also bringing two other fitness businesses to the development: FS8 Pilates studio and F45 Training. Ismail has a background in health and fitness, co-owning Golden Bear Physical Therapy and the area’s first F45 Training , which he opened next to Wildfire Public House, the restaurant he co-owns with his brother John Ismail. Ismail said that when he moved away from treating patients as a physical therapist, he leaned into creating business opportunities for his family. His daughter Gabrielle will lead operations at FS8 Pilates, while his wife, Tina, and daughter Zoey will operate the Drybar salon. Ismail will lead operations at F45, and the business will be managed by Christian Kiryakous, who has managed the other F45 since it opened. “I’m super excited to offer a health and wellness kind of approach. I think that this area is really going to expand, and
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This Old-School California Flea Market Has Hundreds Of Vendors And Bargains Worth Waking Up Early For
A green barn from an old hops-drying operation still stands at the center of this weekend bargain bash. Around it, more than 450 vendor spaces fill up every Saturday and Sunday. The gates open at 7 a.m., rain or shine, all year long. Admission is free, and so is parking...