Video rental store opens in Philadelphia
Take one step inside the little movie store in South Philadelphia, and the memories from people’s childhood will instantly start flooding back.
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Anthropic releases initial public offer paperwork ahead of stock debut
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said revenue reached more than $16 billion in the first half of the year, 14 times its revenue in the first half of the previous year.
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Pokémon cards fetch $2 million at auction
Pokemon cards left in one attic for 15 years have fetched a staggering two million dollars at auction.
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iPhone Duo hits stores across the country
The foldable iPhone Duo can open like a small tablet, or close to fit in a pocket. Its price starts just shy of $2,000.
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Pioneers Memorial Hospital hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Month event
Stations were set up for setting mammogram appointments and teaching locals how to do self-check breast exams.
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Cancer awareness walk happening this weekend in Brawley
The event is free and will begin at 6:45 a.m. at White Cross Pharmacy on Main Street Saturday. They will also feature a Zumba class and a nutrition workshop for cancer patients.
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How to book better hotels
Planning a vacation is exciting, but stressful, glowing reviews and a low nightly rate might not tell you everything you need to know before you book a hotel.
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Security concerns reduce visits to Los Algodones
Many Canadian tourists used to stay in the United States, and then visit Los Algodones. Security alerts have also contributed to the decline.
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Imperial County heath officials warn residents about Aedes aegypti mosquitoes
Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been detected in several locations, including Calexico, Brawley and Heber. The mosquitoes can transmit viruses that cause diseases such as dengue.
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New research says some rewards programs gives back as much as 25% of what Americans spend
Even as affordability remains a top issue, new research suggests many Americans are leaving free money on the table by not taking full advantage of rewards programs.
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Long border lines hurt Mexicali economy
Customers from the U.S. make up 40% of the restaurant’s business. It’s why restaurant owners are urging Mexican customs officials to speed up inspections and open more lanes.
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Walmart launches joint membership with Sam’s Club
The joint plan combines the perks of Walmart+ and Sam’s Club Plus. Those include access to Sam’s Club, free delivery, gas discounts, and the ability to earn Sam’s Cash. Customers also get to use Peacock or Paramount+ for streaming.
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New Mexico awarded $25 billion from Meta
A New Mexico jury found the tech company guilty of more than 43 million violations in a Cambridge Analytica Data scandal from more than a decade ago.
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Yuma stayAPT Suites holds its grand opening
The stayAPT suites is an apartment-style hotel for guests who want to stay short or long term. The suites in Yuma are the first one in Arizona to be built.
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ACC agrees to Town Hall with Yuma residents over increasing water bill rates
Chairman Nick Meyers will be representing ACC virtually, but the Town Hall, taking place Wednesday, October 28, at 5 p.m. at the Yuma County Auditorium on Main Street, is in-person.
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Better Business Bureau: How quick payments are ruining wedding plans
Whether it’s a wedding dress seller or planner, research reputations online, pay as little upfront as possible and avoid cash-only transactions.
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YPD, DEA to team up for National Drug Take Back event
YPD said the event, taking place at YPD headquarters Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., gives “the public an opportunity to help prevent pill abuse and theft by safely disposing of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription medications.”
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Six people participate in Dancing for a Dream
A non-profit dancing competition took place in the Imperial Valley this weekend. The charity event helped raise funds for kids in need with their medical expenses.
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Consumer Reports: Is your smart home spying on you?
New home appliances often come with smart features that can make life easier, But this convenience can come with cybersecurity risks. That’s according to Steve Blair, data privacy expert at CR.
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President Trump announces $8 billion in farm relief
The aid will come as a one-time payment to farmers, just like the similar $12 billion package in December.
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