Late this winter, an international hacking syndicate suspected of conducting ransomware attacks around the globe turned its attention to the police department in the San Gabriel Valley city of Azusa, Calif.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- The Rail Runner is beefing up security at some of its stations in Santa Fe following a murder and a violent carjacking. We have a little vandalism here and there, but they re far and few between and these were two that just happened back-to-back at the locations, said Robert Gonzales, Rail Runner Operations manager.
A 73-year-old man was shot during a carjacking in the parking lot of the Rail Runner station off 599 last week.
The week prior, two men were shot. One of them died at the South Capitol Station. Court documents said the shooting was the result of a drug deal.
Gonzales Commercial Electric Uses Agora to Reduce Office Overhead Costs Spent Managing Materials
Texas-based electrical contractor achieves significant cost savings with automated field requisitions and purchase orders.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Agora Systems today announced that Gonzales Commercial Electric is using Agora s purchasing platform to automate their purchasing process and reduce office overhead. Leveraging Agora s integration with ComputerEase, Gonzales Commercial Electric is able to receive requisitions from the field digitally, send purchase orders to vendors instantly, and auto-sync the information into their accounting system in a matter of clicks, resulting in a 50% gain in order processing efficiency.
Kroger Closes 2 Stores in California City That Required ‘Hero Pay’
Grocery chain Kroger said it closed down two Californiastores Saturday after the Long Beach City Council approved a COVID-19-related “hero pay” ordinance that increased wages by $4 per hour.
The pay increase, mandated in January, was for workers who were employed at pharmacies and retail stores with 300 or more employees in the Southern California city.
The move was announced earlier this year, but the Ralph’s and Food 4 Less both operated by Kroger were shut down on April 17, employees told local media outlets.
“As a result of the City of Long Beach’s decision to pass an ordinance mandating Extra Pay for grocery workers, we have made the difficult decision to permanently close long-struggling store locations in Long Beach,” said a spokesperson for Kroger several weeks ago. “This misguided action by the Long Beach City Council oversteps the traditional bargaining process and applies to some, but