CALIFORNIA — In this week’s business news from California: The Trump administration is scrutinizing Ticketmaster for its alleged partnership with scalpers, a county in California has become the first in the nation to prohibit junk food at supermarket checkout lines, and officials have disclosed how sports enthusiasts can secure tickets for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
Furthermore, major entertainment firms are collaborating to challenge a Chinese AI company that promotes itself as a “Hollywood studio in your pocket.”
Before diving into the significant business news of the Golden State, here are some compelling consumer deals for the week:
Stay updated on events across California with the latest news from Patch.
Deals and Offers
- Looking to upgrade a car seat? Target is offering a promotion where parents can exchange an old child seat for 20% off a new one — or get a discount on strollers or other baby products. Learn more here.
- AMC Theatres is reducing movie costs. The ongoing promotion allows patrons to enjoy 50% off tickets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, along with a half-price small popcorn and drink combo. Find out more here.
Top California Business Headlines
California continues to see significant changes in consumer policy and retail dynamics.
Restaurant Updates
New Yard House to Launch in San Diego County.
The well-known restaurant chain is celebrated for its varied menu and extensive beer offerings.
Chef Christophe Unveils New Patisserie in North County San Diego.
“Introducing Chef Christophe’s patisserie in North City is a tremendous boost for both food enthusiasts and our entire community.”
