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1. Inspect electrical decorations for damage before use. Cracked or damaged sockets, loose or bare wires, and loose connections may cause a serious shock or start a fire. 2. Do not overload electrical outlets. Overloaded electrical outlets and faulty wires are a common cause of holiday fires. Avoid overloading outlets and plug only one high-wattage […]
Read MoreInsured losses from the Camp and Woolsey wildfires in California will be between $9 billion and $13 billion, according to the latest estimates from catastrophe modeler RMS. RMS’ latest estimates released on Monday show $7.5 billion to $10 billion for the Camp Fire and $1.5 billion to $3 billion for the Woolsey Fire. The estimates […]
Read MoreThe homeowners insurance policy was never meant to be a home maintenance policy. The coverage is designed for sudden and unexpected large losses. In this current marketplace, homeowners need to be especially careful about filing a number of small claims over a short period of time. Most carriers have tightened their restrictions on the number […]
Read MoreCollision and Comprehensive insurance are often confused. Both protect your vehicle in different ways. Here is the information: Collision insurance covers damages to your vehicle caused by an accident (collision). • Collision insurance pays even if you caused the accident that damaged your car. • Collision coverage is especially valuable because one in four Floridians […]
Read MoreBy: Adriana Valentina San Diego City Council has voted to approve the first phase of construction of the city’s Pure Water program. The vote authorizes Mayor Kevin Faulconer to award construction contracts to the lowest responsible and reliable bidders for the various projects in Phase 1, including the future North City Pure Water Facility. Construction […]
Read MoreBy: Adriana Valentina San Diego plans to spend more than $40 million over the next few years for to upgrade the Mission Bay Park. Plans include environmental protection and infrastructure projects, including new and improved playgrounds, comfort stations and other public amenities. The planned projects are: Bay Dredging – More than $10 million has been […]
Read MoreBy: Adriana Valentina The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) says that its board of directors has approved a $43.4 billion plan that will serve as a blueprint for how people move throughout the county for the next two decades and beyond. The plan establishes transportation priorities and analyzes revenue challenges and emerging transportation issues and […]
Read MoreBy: Jim Vinoski According to contextere co-founder and CEO Gabe Batstone, his company is the “blue-collar whisperer.” Batstone, whose career background includes such industries as aerospace, defense, and oil and gas production, says he “started to notice a few things that were the same from Afghanistan to Alabama” among industrial workers. Things such as how […]
Read MoreBy: Ariel Cohen General Motors (NYSE:GM) announced Monday that it would be closing down five of its facilities across the United States, ceasing the production of six of its sedan brands, including the Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac CT6, XTS, Chevrolet Cruze, Impala, and hybrid-electric Volt. GM will also lay off some 15,000 workers. The car manufacturer […]
Read MoreBy: Sarah Goehrke Advances in medical technologies are keeping more patients alive and giving them a better chance to overcome difficult diagnoses. To make those diagnoses, though, healthcare teams need the best information — and that no longer comes from a two-dimensional image on a screen. A collaborative effort launched this week is working to […]
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