California

  1. Walt Disney Company Marks 100th Anniversary

    The visionary business acumen of Walt Disney has not only shaped the company's legacy but has also left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment, cementing Disney movies as a cornerstone of popular culture for generations.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Entertainment
    Walt Disney Company Marks 100th Anniversary
  2. "The Last of Us" Creator Visits the Haunted House at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights

    The post-apocalyptic world of "The Last of Us," the award-winning video game developed by Naughty Dog and PlayStation, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, has captivated millions of players worldwide since its release. Now, fans of this title have the opportunity to live a unique experience that transports them directly to the game's terrifying universe.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Tourism
    "The Last of Us" Creator Visits the Haunted House at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights
  3. Stealthing: California bans non-consensual condom removal

    "This law is the first of its kind in the nation, but I urge other states to follow in California’s direction and make it clear that stealthing is not just immoral but illegal," said Assemblymember Cristina Garcia, who sponsored the bill, which makes stealthing a civil sexual battery offense.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Society
    Stealthing: California bans non-consensual condom removal
  4. California plans to fully reopen economy by June 15

    The welcome shift in restrictions comes as state officials expect to have enough vaccine doses to soon innoculate every person 16 and older in California who wants a shot. Hospitalization rates for COVID patients are also expected to remain low, largely due to the vaccination effort, which officials said made them confident that the restrictions on public life and business could be relaxed.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Society
    California plans to fully reopen economy by June 15; no more color-coded tiers