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Articles from the December 9, 2025 edition


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  • BREAKING NEWS: Malibu City Council Unanimously Approves School Separation Plan, Paving Way for District Split in 2028, maybe.

    Stan Greene, Observer Staff Writer|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    December 9, 2025 Malibu, Calif. - In a unanimous vote late Monday night, the Malibu City Council approved a package of agreements to separate from the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), marking a significant milestone in a decades-long effort by Malibu residents to establish their own independent school district. The decision, made during a 5:30 p.m. meeting at Malibu City Hall, follows a similar unanimous approval by the SMMUSD Board of Education just one...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Santa Monica Murder Victim Identified as 70 Year Old Singer, Jubilant Sykes

    David Ganezer, Observer Staff Writer|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    19: Authorities are investigating a fatal stabbing in Santa Monica as a homicide after a neighbor identified the victim as Grammy-nominated opera and jazz singer Jubilant Sykes, a prominent figure in the global music scene known for his soulful tenor voice and collaborations with artists like Sting and the Soweto Gospel Choir. The incident unfolded late Monday evening around 9:30 p.m. in the 1700 block of Delaware Avenue, a quiet residential neighborhood near the city's...

  • BREAKING NEWS: New Requirement for Los Angeles County Eviction Filings: Cell Phone Numbers Must Be Provided Starting January 2, 2026

    David Ganezer, Observer Staff Writer|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    Los Angeles, CA – Landlords filing limited-jurisdiction unlawful detainer (eviction) cases in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County will soon face a new mandatory disclosure rule aimed at improving court notifications and access to justice. Effective January 2, 2026, all plaintiffs in limited-jurisdiction unlawful detainer actions must submit all known cellular telephone numbers for the defendant(s) at the time they file the complaint, according to General Order 2...

  • 4 signs your startup is fundable, according to top investors

    Stacker, Julianne Pepitone for Shopify|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    4 signs your startup is fundable, according to top investors Every beautiful garden begins with a humble seed planted in the ground. That’s where the startup world got the term “seed funding”: some of the earliest money a new company receives to grow. “For startups, seed investing is what is needed for you to see those beautiful tulips one day,” says Michael Duda, cofounder and managing partner of Bullish Inc., a venture capital firm that has invested in companies like Warb...

  • How to bring AI into your workflows with AI integration

    Stacker, Nicole Replogle for Zapier|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    How to bring AI into your workflows with AI integration We were all traumatized enough by the Borg in “Star Trek: Next Generation” that the term "AI integration" might come with some baggage. But to humanity's intense relief, integrating AI into your business doesn't require assimilation by a terrifying cybernetic collective. AI integration is about making your workflows work better. It means connecting AI tools—like ChatGPT, Claude, or custom models—to the apps and systems...

  • Which are the best and worst cities to own a car in 2025?

    Stacker, Sara Sam for Way.com|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    Which are the best and worst cities to own a car in 2025? Traffic, infrastructure, and the safety of roads may be one aspect of owning and driving a car. The other side of metrics includes the cost of ownership, which is primarily the insurance cost, parking fees, repair and maintenance charges, and gas rates. The multiple costs associated with owning a car have been researched and analyzed here by Way.com to list out the five best cities for car owners in 2025 and the most...

  • Winter health tips for immunocompromised seniors

    Stacker, Corey Watson for Village Caregiving|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    Winter health tips for immunocompromised seniors Winter can be a fun-filled holiday season. However, the cold temperature also makes everyone, especially immunocompromised seniors, susceptible to viruses, such as the common cold and flu. A weakened immune system makes you sick more often, and your illness lasts longer. You also have a higher risk of complications, such as pneumonia or bacterial infections. Knowing how to protect yourself is key to enjoying the holidays. While...

  • How much money can you inherit before paying taxes?

    Stacker, Eric Holdsworth for Inheritance Funding|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    How much money can you inherit before paying taxes? Inherited assets from your loved one, whether in the form of cash, stocks or real estate, can be subject to inheritance taxes, depending on your relationship and inheritance value. While most states don’t charge such taxes, those that do have their own rules for the rates and exemptions. Additionally, reducing inheritance taxes is possible, provided the owner of the assets is still alive to make the arrangements. As a t...

  • What is the best type of IT support for handling frequent issues?

    Stacker, Matthew Franzyshen for Ascendant Technologies|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    What is the best type of IT support for handling frequent issues? Recurring IT challenges are more than a minor inconvenience in today’s fast-paced, competitive landscape. They can disrupt your productivity, compromise security and damage your reputation. Your business deserves more than a quick fix to stand out from competitors. You need proactive, dependable support that keeps mission-critical processes running smoothly and securely. Your IT partner should be an asset in y...

  • Burnout and Artificial Intelligence are redefining healthcare work in 2026. Many Are Quitting

    Stacker, Priya Rathod for Indeed|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    Burnout and AI are redefining healthcare work in 2026 The U.S. healthcare workforce is heading into 2026 under mounting strain, with two in five healthcare workers reporting that their jobs feel unsustainable. New national data from Indeed’s Pulse of Healthcare report shows that burnout, staffing shortages, and rising administrative demands are pushing many clinicians to reconsider their future in the field, with some questioning whether they can remain in healthcare at all. D...

  • QR Code placement strategies for travel-adjacent brands

    Stacker, Architaa Pandey for Uniqode|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    QR Code placement strategies for travel-adjacent brands A family on vacation walks toward a theme park on a humid afternoon, balancing bags and bottled water. The kids drift toward an ice-cream cart while their parents shuffle between a printed map, the park’s website, and a board listing ticket prices. On the same street, a café waits for the post-lunch rush. A boutique next door sells themed merchandise. A taxi stand nearby lines up cars for the next group of visitors. It...

  • What are the benefits of joining a business membership organization?

    Stacker, Kim Burge for Business Consumer Alliance|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    What are the benefits of joining a business membership organization? Businesses and professionals join business membership organizations to network, improve their skills and access exclusive resources. Such organizations facilitate collaboration and encourage innovative ideas, leading to more business and career opportunities. Membership organizations also serve as industry voices. They influence industry policies and push certain advocacies forward. The organization serves...

  • At what age do people start feeling older and more tired?

    Stacker, Alan Lucks for Doctronic|Updated Dec 9, 2025

    At what age do people start feeling older and more tired? Feeling older and more tired is a common experience that many people notice as they move through different stages of life. However, pinpointing the exact age when these sensations begin can be tricky because aging is a highly individual process influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and overall health. Generally, many individuals begin to notice subtle changes in energy levels and physical resilience in their late 30s to...

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