She's been enjoying a European jaunt with her fiancé Jason Statham this month.And Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked effortlessly chic as she stepped out for lunch with her beau in Ibiza on Thursday.The model,
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Eater
Plus, Michelin just added 18 Los Angeles restaurants to the California Guide and more food news At least a half dozen Bay Area Whole Foods stores will be getting “creepy Amazon One palm scanners” around the end of this month,
Los Angeles Times
After my Sunday column about the high-speed Windsor Hills crash last week that killed five people, including a pregnant woman, residents weighed in with stories of unchecked reckless driving in their own neighborhoods,
Robb Report on MSN.com
But with explosive growth came imitators—more than a quarter million, according to the Historic Vehicle Association, officially branding Manx “the most copied vehicle in history.” The rampant theft led Meyers’s “visualization of friendship and love” to end in frustration.
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No card, no checks, no problem? The new technology from Amazon will let you pay with your palm at the Sacramento Whole Foods store.
Here's a look at the California ranch where Olivia Newton-John spent her final days, and the inside of the Australian estate she once owned.
to 65 Whole Foods stores in California. As reported in Supermarket News, customers will able to pay for their bougie groceries by hovering their palm over a scanner at locations in Malibu ...
Biometric Companies
Amazon's palmprint biometric payment readers are moving from a few prestige Whole Food locations in the United States to dozens of stores in California.
The Malibu Times
The Public Safety Commission addressed traffic, construction, and what the city is doing to prepare for fire season.
Amazon will expand its Amazon One palm print checkout system to dozens of Whole Foods locations, marking the most significant expansion of the technology that was introduced in 2020. Amazon One allows customers to speedily check out at retail locations using only their palm prints after storing a scan of their hand via an interface at Amazon's kiosks.
Patch on MSN.com
Phyllis Hoffman shared this mesmerizing painting, one of a series called "The Secret Cave" that was once featured in the Malibu Times. If you have a creative submission you'd like to share with Patch,
The Malibu Times
Craig Foster, Malibu’s only representative on the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board, will not be seeking a third term. The two-term board member said, “The reason I think eight years is enough for me is that as I’ve served the community before and on the board,
As Santa Monica students prepare to return to school next week, check in on the district's most recent COVID-19 guidance.
The Malibu Times
City Council met virtually on Monday, Aug. 8, and received summer traffic and safety concerns from residents and visitors. The council was unable to receive support from Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District to implement a Request for Proposal (RFP) before the school year on Aug.
Apartment Therapy
I checked in with a few real estate professionals to get their best tips and tricks for making a real estate transaction as pleasant an experience as possible for everyone involved.
The visitor — a mountain lion — was seen prowling the streets on the east end of town, its eyes aglow in the night light of the suburban enclave. Mountain lions are common in this area, as Montecito sits right along the edge of Los Padres National Forest,
- A wind farm is shown in Movave, California, U.S., November 8, 2019. REUTERS/Mike Blake/File Photo/File Photo
People on MSN.com
"I always knew you were supportive of LGBTQ people long before that was even considered acceptable. I admired your throwing that caution to the far wind," writes PEOPLE reporter-researcher
British Vogue
From modernist masterpieces in the Hollywood Hills to charming bohemian abodes in Beachwood Canyon and stylish retreats in Venice.
Times of San Diego on MSN.com
Jury selection is expected to begin Wednesday in downtown Los Angeles for the trial of Vanessa Bryant's lawsuit over graphic photos taken by first responders at the scene of the helicopter crash that killed her husband,
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