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- California Introduces Manufacturing Tax Credit Legislation
- As Theft of Catalytic Converters Rises, Placer County Sheriff's Office, Auto Body Shop Team Up
- Farmers Insurance Launches FairMile, New Usage-Based Commercial Auto Insurance Program, in Washington State
- Tesla’s New Giant Supercharger With 100 Stalls Confirmed for Harris Ranch, CA
- CA Governor Aims to Fully Reopen State June 15
Western News
Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Hawaii, Alaska and Wyoming
Tucson Single Mom gets Recycled Ride
This time of year lots of folks go out of their way to do nice things for others. And, here in Tucson, a national program called Recycled Rides sure put a smile on the face of a single mother and her children.
Martin Auto Color Acquires Nevada T&H Store
Glenn Martin is pleased to announce the acquisition of T&H Auto Paints, Inc. of Carson City Nevada as the newest member of the Martin Auto Color family of stores.
Allstate Defends $300M Margin and Threatens to Downgrade Service in California
The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights (FTCR) announced that in a CA Department of Insurance hearing this month, consumer advocates argued that drivers with Allstate insurance policies deserve an 18.8% rate (averaging of $150 per car) under new rules that limit excessive profits by the industry.
CRA Spreads Message of Action at NACE
The Collision Repair Association of California (CRA) wrapped up its first appearance at NACE with accolades from shop owners and suppliers who praised the group for its effective, no-nonsense approach to advocating for a fair repair marketplace.
Caliber Collision Opens Ontario Location
Caliber Collision Centers, an Irvine, California-based operator of collision repair facilities in California and Texas, plans to open a new 18,000 square foot facility located in Ontario, California.
911 Collision Charity Golf Tourney for Tucson Kids
The annual 911 Collision Centers Charity Invitational Golf Tournament raised over $44,500 for local children, stated golf committee chair Jordan Schacht, director of marketing for 911 Collision Centers and former board chair of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson. “Once again we bettered ourselves and can help more youth in Southern Arizona. We want to thank our generous sponsors and loyal participants who have made this event possible.
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Employers Must Pay for Protective Equipment
Fire hits San Diego body shop
A late night fire damaged a San Diego body shop in mid February, causing an estimated $75,000 damage, including the destruction of a 1936 Mercedes-Benz replica kit that the shop had just finished painting.