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Take a wild guess at the state with the most auto repair shops. If you said California, you’d be wrong. Here’s what the data shows. California has the highest number of repair shops, at 20,998, but compared with its population of 39,355,309, the state ranks No. 24. Wyoming has 494 establishments, but with the
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Reputable legal practices don’t just offer legal protection, guidance and support to their clients. They also offer a place to store privileged communications, financial data and extremely sensitive information. However, with cybercriminals targeting law firms to gain access to this data, organizations face a difficult challenge in finding the right methods of online protection.
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“I’ll sleep when I’m dead” once reflected a culture that praised long hours and treated rest as time that could be sacrificed. But that attitude has become harder to defend as more people connect a poor night of sleep with how they feel and function the next day. Many now wake up and check
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Constipation during travel is widely reported and thinly studied, and an obesity medicine physician says most of its causes are set in motion before the traveler leaves the house. “We hear about this all the time and we know it’s real,” said Dr. Jessica Duncan, an obesity medicine physician and the chief medical officer
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Nearly 9 out of 10 (87%) human resources professionals agree that organizations have a responsibility to support the workforce’s mental health needs, according to SHRM’s 2026 Mental Health Snapshot. But confidence in the ability to actually meet those needs is slipping. Currently, 62% of HR pros feel prepared to support employees’ mental health needs,
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If you’re an accounts payable (AP) manager at a growing company, your current process probably wasn’t designed from scratch. Invoices arrived, someone figured out how to handle them, and the workarounds became the process. At lower volumes, a shared inbox and a spreadsheet tracker can absorb the workload without breaking. At higher volumes, AP
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Poison ivy rash is not contagious. You cannot give it to a family member by touching them, and no one in your household will break out simply by being near you. The rash itself poses no risk of transmission. What does spread is the substance that causes the rash: urushiol (pronounced yoo-ROO-shee-ol), the colorless,
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Families often begin searching for home care because a loved one needs help with daily activities. Yet the decision to hire home care is rarely driven by practical needs alone, according to a 2026 survey commissioned by A Place for Mom. Using proprietary survey data from 708 family caregivers who were searching for, using,
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THERMAL, Calif. (KESQ) – La asociación de maestros del valle de Coachella está pidiendo el cierre inmediato de dos escuelas en Thermal, luego de que un apagón las dejara sin aire acondicionado. Según el sindicato, el corte de energía afectó a las primarias John Kelly Elementary y la Familia, mientras estudiantes y personal permanecían en
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Por John Towfighi, CNN Las grandes empresas tecnológicas, que alguna vez lideraron el mercado, están siendo eclipsadas por las ganancias de las nuevas estrellas del auge de la inteligencia artificial: los fabricantes de chips semiconductores. Las acciones de Nvidia subieron casi un 9% este jueves después de que la compañía presentara sólidos resultados, en los
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Por Pablo García Escorihuela, CNN en Español El municipio de Bayamón está a las afueras de San Juan, lejos, bastante lejos de Lares. ¿Pero qué tienen en común estos dos lugares de la geografía puertorriqueña? En estos dos lugares de la isla del encanto nacieron dos personajes que comparten el mismo nombre, ambos con historias
Continue Reading Por Clare Duffy, CNN Meta acordó este miércoles realizar cambios radicales en sus plataformas como parte de un acuerdo de US$ 18.000 millones con decenas de estados por las acusaciones de que sus plataformas contribuyeron a una crisis de salud mental entre los jóvenes. Los reguladores y defensores de la seguridad en línea lo calificaron
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Por Edgar Aviles, CNN en Español La temporada 2026 del tenis profesional de la ATP y de la WTA está entrando en su etapa final con el inicio del último Grand Slam del año: el US Open. Eso significa también que el nivel más alto del tenis regresa a las canchas de superficie dura, tras
Continue Reading Por Andrew Freedman, CNN El patrón climático que da origen a El Niño se está volviendo más errático a medida que el planeta se calienta, y el propio fenómeno se está intensificando, según un amplio estudio publicado este jueves. La investigación aporta nuevos datos sobre el Súper El Niño que cobra fuerza en el Pacífico
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By Kit Maher, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday afternoon to change the name of Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” further needling Canada as he engages in a tense trade war with the United States’ northern ally. Flanked in the Oval Office by large maps of the Great Lakes —
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KESQ) – A San Diego man who sent a threatening letter to a conservative political commentator following Charlie Kirk’s killing was facing 11 months in federal prison today after being sentenced by a Florida judge. George Isbell, 70, admitted to mailing the letter last fall to right- wing media personality Benny
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – Investigadores han identificado a la última víctima no identificada del asesino en serie Keith Hunter Jesperson, conocido como el “Asesino de la Cara Feliz”, 34 años después del hallazgo de su cadáver cerca de Blythe. El cuerpo de Lydia fue encontrado el 30 de agosto de 1992 a lo largo de
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By Jessie Yeung, Laura Sharman, Lex Harvey, CNN (CNN) — When floodwaters cascaded down deep mountain gorges and swept into a Nepali valley on Wednesday, it devastated already-vulnerable communities that sat along the swollen river, home to many ethnic groups and farmers. But it also sent shockwaves across the world, with hundreds of foreign nationals
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – Investigators have identified the final unidentified victim of serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson, known as the “Happy Face Killer,” 34 years after the discovery of her body near Blythe. The woman, previously referred to by investigators as “Claudia,” was officially identified on Thursday as Lydia Jane Wade McWhorter, a 26-year-old from
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11pm Update: Our clouds cleared just enough this evening that we were able to see the Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse. Check out some of these incredible pictures from our viewers. So what’s the difference between a partial lunar eclipse and a deep partial lunar eclipse? The Coachella Valley is getting a bit of a break
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