Experts Say Organizers Should Check Emergency Plans After California Festival Shooting July 31, 2019 By Stefanie Dazio Experts say organizers should take another look at their emergency plans in the wake of the deadly shooting at a...
Los Angeles Jury to Decide Damages Owed by Katy Perry for ‘Dark Horse’ July 31, 2019 By Andrew Dalton A jury’s verdict that Katy Perry’s 2013 hit “Dark Horse” improperly copied a 2009 Christian rap song represents a rare...
California Self-Insurers Board Greenlights Workers’ Comp Alternative Security Program July 30, 2019 The board of the California Self-Insurers’ Security Fund has approved the 2019/20 Alternative Security Program. The ASP provides a financial...
Alliant Names Droz Vice President in Employee Benefits in California July 30, 2019 Alliant Insurance Services Inc. has named Michelle Droz vice president within the employee benefits group. Droz will be based in...
Trial in Deadly Northern California Warehouse Fire Wraps up July 30, 2019 By Daisy Nguyen The trial against two men arrested after a deadly warehouse fire in the San Francisco Bay Area is wrapping up....
The Buckner Co. in Utah Names Kupfer Chief Sales Officer of Employee Benefits July 30, 2019 The Buckner Co. has named Brad Kupfer chief sales officer of employee benefits. Kupfer will manage Buckner’s sales process for...
Fortuna General Acquires Appleby and Sterling in Southern California July 29, 2019 Fortuna General Insurance Agency has acquired Simi Valley, Calif.-based Appleby and Sterling. Appleby and Sterling’s Mike Maurer and Sue Fodor...
CSAA in California Names Jones Chief Human Resources Officer July 29, 2019 Walnut Creek, Calif.-based CSAA Insurance Group has named Melissa Jones executive vice president and chief human resources officer. As a...
EPA Official: Montana Site Suited for Superfund Status July 29, 2019 A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official says a Montana area emitting toxic vapors is a candidate to become a federal...
Oregon Lagging on Disaster Preparedness, Scientists Warn July 29, 2019 By Sarah Zimmerman Oregon state lawmakers abandoned a multimillion-dollar project to develop early warning systems for earthquakes and wildfires, and scientists warn that...