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Hyundai Owners Allege Windshields Spontaneously Break in Class Action Complaint
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CA Body Shop Opening New Location
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CA Body Shop Donates 500 Face Shields to Local Hospital and Organizations
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In November, Californians Will Decide If App-Based Drivers Should Be Classified as Independent Contractors
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CA Hair Salons, Barbershops Can Open with Modifications, Gov Says
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Hyundai Owners Allege Windshields Spontaneously Break in Class Action Complaint
Lorenzo Ford and Tina Forehand, collectively the plaintiffs, recently filed a class action complaint against Hyundai Motor America (HMA) and Hyundai Motor Company (HMC), collectively Hyundai or defendants, in Central California.
CA Body Shop Opening New Location
Bodys By Boyd is pleased to announce it is officially open at its new location at 49643 Hartwell Rd. in Oakhurst, CA.
CA Body Shop Donates 500 Face Shields to Local Hospital and Organizations
A well known auto body shop in Eureka, CA, is shifting from car repairs to making face shields.
In November, Californians Will Decide If App-Based Drivers Should Be Classified as Independent Contractors
At the election Nov. 3, Californians will decide a ballot initiative that addresses whether app-based drivers should be classified as independent contractors.
CA Hair Salons, Barbershops Can Open with Modifications, Gov Says
Though the state remains in stage 2 of California's reopening plan, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced May 26 that hair salons and barbershops may now open back up in those counties already approved for "accelerated reopening."
After COVID Crisis Drives Car Sales Off a Cliff in April, Northern Nevada Auto Dealers Look to Turn a Corner
Ryan Dolan, CEO of Dolan Auto Group, says the month like it’s cursed.
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Tesla Withdraws Alameda County Lawsuit as Fremont, CA, Factory Returns to Normal Operations
With its Fremont, CA, factory operating once more, American electric car maker Tesla has decided to formally withdraw its lawsuit against Alameda County, which it filed earlier this month over officials’ refusal to allow the electric car production facility to reopen.
CA Businesses Shift Operations to Help Combat COVID-19
Right before the statewide shelter-in-place went into effect on a Friday in mid-March, John Nicolini was wondering what he could do as an entrepreneur to help the community deal with the coronavirus rapidly spreading across the globe.
City of Angels Welcomes CARSTAR First Choice Auto Body
CARSTAR, North America’s largest multi-store network of independently owned collision repair facilities, announced the opening of CARSTAR First Choice Auto Body, located at 4368 Fountain Ave. in Los Angeles.
Newsom: CA Making Progress Toward Eased Restrictions
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said May 18 the state has made significant progress in recent weeks in increasing COVID-19 testing and reducing the number of individuals hospitalized for the respiratory disease.