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LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ)- PGA West is hosting a job fair at the Private Clubhouse in La Quinta, with a variety of seasonal positions available including golf operations, food and beverage, hospitality, and gold course maintenance. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and this will e an on-the-spot interviewing and
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Breezes are easing this morning, and highs will remain nicely in check through most of the week. Today we’re expecting below average temps in the upper 90s. Winds are less gusty than yesterday and that sets up a calmer afternoon. Temps remain cooler than normal today, but inch closer to normal (100) later this week.
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By Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — A ban on one is almost like a ban on all. That’s the prevailing feeling now that President Donald Trump’s ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico has been implemented by the White House and challenged in court by the news organizations. Maybe the feeling won’t last. Maybe the
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Por Arlette Saenz y Eric Bradner Kamala Harris tiene previsto hacer campaña este martes junto al candidato al Senado por Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, en una aparición conjunta entre dos demócratas en un estado crucial para el futuro del partido en las elecciones intermedias de noviembre, y en las primarias presidenciales que le seguirán. Harris y
Continue Reading Por Alex Stambaugh y Hilary Whiteman, CNN El ministro de Defensa de Australia dijo este martes que piezas de aviones de combate F-35 habían sido desviadas por error a Hong Kong, después de que se informara que legisladores estadounidenses estaban investigando el incidente ante la preocupación por la posibilidad de que China tuviera acceso a
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If you’ve ever taken out a loan or used a credit card to cover a car repair, you’ve created debt. Debt is money you borrow and agree to pay back, usually with interest. Debt can be a useful tool, and if you handle it responsibly, it could help you build a positive credit history. But
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Sometimes, it can feel like you’re the only sane voice in the room during a procurement deal. Even if you know that the business is taking a big risk or making a purchase that the business can’t really afford to make, it can be hard to speak up in the moment. You may be a
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A lot of emotional pain stays private for many people, and the loneliness around it can make speaking to another person feel harder than saying nothing at all. But AI has moved into daily life faster than expected, and some people are now typing personal concerns into a chatbot that they have never brought to
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Real estate investors must always think one step ahead of the competition. A state, metro area, or city that’s a top choice for transplants could see its popularity wane in a matter of weeks. Does that mean, however, that past is not prologue? Not necessarily. Areas with positive real estate trends that have stretched over
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Every company has jobs nobody wants to do twice. File the new lead. Tell the team a payment landed. Match the invoice to the order. Copy the record into the second system so the numbers agree. New data puts a number on how much of that work is now handled by software, and which parts
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When you work 45, 50 or 60 hours a week, you expect your paycheck to reflect that time. Instead, you may be told you are “exempt,” be classified as an independent contractor, or receive the same hourly rate for every hour of overtime. At this point, you know something feels wrong, but you don’t have
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In April 2025, the Trump administration introduced one of the most sweeping economic and trade policy decisions in decades: tariffs by way of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA. The policy remained in effect until Feb. 20, 2026, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the implementation of tariffs by way of IEEPA
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The economic contribution of Latinos living in the U.S. is estimated at $4.4 trillion, equivalent to having the fourth-largest gross domestic product in the world, according to a joint report from California Lutheran University and the UCLA Health Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture. For the fourth year in a row, the GDP
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Experienced workers in women’s health may notice that the questions women actually have about menopause are rarely the ones they ask out loud. They Google them at midnight. They mention them offhandedly at the end of a doctor’s appointment, already halfway out the door. Or they don’t say anything at all and just wonder if
Continue ReadingThey have the same amount of debt. But why do they feel so differently about it? While 53% of men say their financial situation is sustainable long term, only 39% of women say the same, according to Accredited Debt Relief’s 2026 Everyday Debt Survey The 14-point spread is one of the widest demographic splits in
Continue ReadingEarning well? You’ve likely done what many financially successful people do: focused on building a strong career first. No matter your career path, years of discipline, long hours, and smart decisions have helped you reach a high-income position. That part of the equation is working. Yet when you step back and look at the bigger
Continue Reading Por Jennifer Agiesta, CNN La oposición de los estadounidenses a la guerra en Irán se ha endurecido: casi dos tercios afirman que Estados Unidos no está ganando el conflicto y un porcentaje mayor opina que el presidente Donald Trump no está haciendo lo suficiente para ponerle fin, según una nueva encuesta de CNN realizada por
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By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — In February 1998, almost a year’s worth of rain fell in downtown Los Angeles, as a series of powerful Pacific storms rocked California amid a “Super” El Niño. Deadly landslides struck Southern and Central California, wiping out hillside homes, and powerful waves pounded the state’s shoreline. These waves destroyed
Continue Reading Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Hace un año, cuando comenzaba la 80 Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, Nicolás Maduro aún era presidente de Venezuela, había más mandatarios de izquierda en América Latina y Donald Trump, que entonces estaba en los primeros meses de su segundo mandato presidencial, todavía no publicaba la estrategia de
Continue Reading Por Pau Mosquera, CNN en Español A más de un mes del cruce masivo de migrantes que experimentó la Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta, la crisis parece lejos de estar resuelta en este territorio español en el norte de África. A eso se añaden más elementos de tensión: un nuevo llamado para franquear la frontera este
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