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Month: April 2023

‘It’s not your fault;’ San Francisco city attorney urges scam victims to come forward for help

By KPIX Staff Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — As scam schemes continue to prey upon vulnerable San Franciscans and drain their savings, the City Attorney’s Office reminds residents that they do not have to deal with the aftermath alone. Scammers are constantly evolving and their creativity is often underestimated,

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Chipotle accuses Sweetgreen of trademark infringement over its ‘chipotle chicken’ bowl

By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Chipotle Mexican Grill is suing rival Sweetgreen for trademark infringement over the latter’s recently released salad bowl. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, Chipotle said that Sweetgreen’s “Chipotle Chicken Burrito Bowl” is being marketed in a “very similar and directly competitive” manner that is similar to Chipotle’s chicken burrito bowl. Sweetgreen released

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

¿Qué significan los símbolos en la invitación a la coronación del rey Carlos III y Camila?

Ángela Reyes Haczek (CNN Español) — La invitación a la coronación del rey Carlos III y su esposa Camila —quien apareció por primera vez designada formalmente como “reina”— cuenta con múltiples símbolos asociados al folclore británico. Te los explicamos. La tarjeta fue diseñada por Andrew Jamieson, un artista heráldico e iluminador de manuscritos cuya obra

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Here’s why beef is still pricey

CNN By Danielle Wiener-Bronner, CNN A slowing economy may lead to a decline in sales of pricey beef cuts, but don’t look for any bargains just yet. Market forces that have been building for a long time, including devastating droughts, will likely keep hamburger and steak prices steady — and relatively expensive. In part, that’s

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Here’s why beef is still pricey

By Danielle Wiener-Bronner, CNN A slowing economy may lead to a decline in sales of pricey beef cuts, but don’t look for any bargains just yet. Market forces that have been building for a long time, including devastating droughts, will likely keep hamburger and steak prices steady — and relatively expensive. In part, that’s because

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