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LA Restaurant Faces Backlash Over Mystery Fees; Hawaii Housing Debate Continues
- A trendy LA restaurant is facing backlash for imposing mystery fees on top of mandatory tips, described as 'deeply disturbing'.
- The conversation about Hawaii’s housing shortage often overlooks fundamental questions about affordability and unit needs.
- A suspect in a Hawaii monk seal attack case may walk free due to a new defense related to knowledge of protected animals.
- A LA homeless nonprofit CEO is under scrutiny for living a luxurious lifestyle in Hawaii, partly funded by taxpayers and a large payout for unused vacation time.
Articles (4)
New York Post·
Trendy LA restaurant slammed over mystery fees — on top of mandatory tip: ‘Deeply disturbing’
Honolulu Star-Advertiser·
Column: RISE bonds are a tool, but not an affordable housing silver bullet
New York Post·
Hawaii monk seal attack suspect could walk free as court filings reveal outrageous new excuse
New York Post·
Astonishing new details emerge about LA homeless nonprofit CEO living life of luxury in Hawaii on taxpayers’ dime