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Kreation Juicery, Inc. (Defendant): Organization Name changed from Kreation Juicery, Inc., a California Corporation to Kreation Juicery, Inc.[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/19/2021 DocketUpdated -- Marjan Sarshar (Defendant): Last Name changed from Sarshar, an individual to Sarshar[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/12/2021 DocketCase assigned to Hon. Kristin S. Escalante in Department 24 Stanley Mosk Courthouse[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/09/2021 DocketComplaint; Filed by: Lilia Garcia-Brower, California Labor Commissioner, Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, Department of Industrial Relations, State of California, on behalf of the People of the State of California (Plaintiff); As to: Kreation Juicery, Inc., a California Corporation (Defendant); Marjan Sarshar, an individual (Defendant); DOES 1 to 10 (Defendant)[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/09/2021 DocketCivil Case Cover Sheet; Filed by: Lilia Garcia-Brower, California Labor Commissioner, Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, Department of Industrial Relations, State of California, on behalf of the People of the State of California (Plaintiff); As to: Kreation Juicery, Inc., a California Corporation (Defendant); Marjan Sarshar, an individual (Defendant); DOES 1 to 10 (Defendant)[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/09/2021 DocketSummons on Complaint; Issued and Filed by: Lilia Garcia-Brower, California Labor Commissioner, Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, Department of Industrial Relations, State of California, on behalf of the People of the State of California (Plaintiff); As to: Kreation Juicery, Inc., a California Corporation (Defendant); Marjan Sarshar, an individual (Defendant); DOES 1 to 10 (Defendant)[+] Read More [-] Read Less 07/09/2021 DocketNotice of Case Assignment - Unlimited Civil Case; Filed by: Clerk[+] Read More [-] Read Less Search Court Records -->

Readers for breaking news, in-depth guides and exclusive deals from TPG’s expertsBy signing up, you will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.Room rates are higher on the weekends, but the silver lining is that, because I'm an Explorist, I also have MGM Resorts Gold status when I book directly.That comes with waived resort fees and an enhanced room upgrade (the staffer at check-in moved me up to the 33rd floor compared to a room on the 21st floor that was initially available), which saved me $90 over the span of my two-night stay. There is also a dedicated check-in counter in the lobby for MGM Gold members and above, which saved me some time upon arrival.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYLuxury on the StripThe first time I visited Aria years ago, my taxi driver referred to it as "glassy and classy" when she dropped me off at the resort. That moniker still holds as the hotel's curved glass towers leave an imposing, modern presence among the wide variety of architectural styles that characterize the Las Vegas skyline.I wouldn't lump Aria in with the ultra-luxury vibes of the adjacent Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas or the Wynn and Encore resorts farther north on the Strip. However, Aria still has an elevated, less-chaotic vibe than some of the other Las Vegas properties.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYNew York's famed Carbone restaurant and celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten have venues on the property, and you'll be hard-pressed to find an affordable meal here save for the food hall and outposts of on-the-go chains like Starbucks and Pressed Juicery. The prices might make your wallet cry, but it certainly adds to an aura of exclusivity lingering around certain parts of the resort.That said, this is still a Las Vegas resort: There's plenty of boisterous fun taking place on the casino floor and on Aria's sprawling pool decks during the daytime.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYSpacious room with a viewI was eager to return to Aria because my last time here was prior to my time as a hotel reviewer. I remember being blown away by the size of the rooms, and that part still rings true.My panoramic room had ample space for stowing luggage — two closets plus a dedicated, built-in shelf for storage — and a marble bathroom that was great for couples or friends traveling thanks to the double vanity.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYMy room featured an incredible, panoramic view of the southern swath of the Las Vegas Strip: The Cosmopolitan, Planet Hollywood, MGM Grand, Vdara, the Waldorf Astoria, Park MGM Las Vegas, Tropicana, Mandalay Bay and Delano were all visible from the room. Also, I work at TPG and am obviously an aviation geek, so I spent quite a while with my flight radar app on my phone and taking in the sights of planes landing and taking off from nearby Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).The sprawling layout for

POINTS GUYThe hotel has signs everywhere noting how easy it is to order via your phone or from a self-service kiosk to cut down on wait times. However, I noticed during peak hours, these features were turned off, and you still had to wait in a long line at Egghead. Again with the tech failures!I grabbed a burger, fries and soft drink one day at Lola's for $33.81, including tax and tip. That's pretty hefty for what's essentially fast food with no sit-down service, and I knew Aria was getting to me when a voice inside my head said, "Well, that's not bad, relatively speaking, compared to everything else here."To ensure I wasn't letting the luxury prices go to my head, I ducked into an In-N-Out farther down the Strip before I flew home. A burger, fries and a soft drink there came to only $9.75.For those in a bit of a rush in the morning, the mobile ordering at Aria's second-floor Starbucks consistently worked. Also, the Pressed Juicery across the hall is a healthy alternative (though a costly one considering a wellness shot of ginger and lemon juice plus an acai bowl came to $16.50).CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYFitness and poolside funI didn't book a treatment at the Aria Spa & Salon but passed through every day of my stay en route to the gym. Both spaces are very modern and sleek, and there's an inviting seating area with a fireplace just outside the gym.The hotel fitness center overlooking the pool area was spacious and had all the cardio and weightlifting equipment one needs for a variety of workouts. There's even a rock-climbing wall and bowls filled with chilled towels to cool off post-workout.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYI came out of the gym each morning just before the pool's 9 a.m. opening time to an extraordinarily long line of folks jockeying to stake the claim to a lounger outside. This deterred me from checking out the pool daily until mid-afternoon when things calmed down. Aria features three pools; though one is a private pool for Sky Suites guests only.CAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYI didn't feel like I was missing out by hanging out at just the "regular" pools both afternoons I ventured down. While you hear a lot about Sin City's infamous pool parties, Aria's pool scene was a relaxing spot to read a book, sip on a (tiny) margarita ($21.82) and listen to early 2000s Gwen Stefani music belt out over the speakers.Related: The best hotel pools in Las VegasCAMERON SPERANCE/THE POINTS GUYChecking outAria Resort & Casino arrived at the height of the Great Recession at perhaps a misplaced time. Late 2009 likely wasn't the best time to launch a luxury casino resort in Las Vegas, but it found success and a following by courting high-end travelers with its glamorous accommodations and restaurants.The resort is still riding high on luxury, but there are signs a refresh needs to happen sooner than later. After all, nobody wants to stay at the hotel

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By Ted HessonWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump kicked off a wide-ranging immigration crackdown after taking office on January 20, aiming to reduce illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border and deport record numbers of immigrants without legal status.BORDER SECURITYTrump issued a series of executive orders when he returned to the White House, implementing a broad ban on asylum for migrants encountered at the southern border and surging troops to assist border security efforts. The Republican president also pressed Mexico and Canada to block more migrants from illegally crossing.The efforts built on some initiatives already underway at the end of Democratic President Joe Biden's tenure, including a similar asylum ban and push to increase Mexican enforcement, but appeared to have had immediate results.U.S. Border Patrol arrested 8,300 migrants at the southern border in February, Trump said on social media over the weekend, the lowest monthly level on record.Border Patrol's monthly enforcement statistics go back to 2000. The lowest monthly total on record previously was April 2017, when the agency arrested about 11,100 at the start of Trump's first term.Migrant arrests are often used as a proxy to estimate illegal crossings although some migrants also enter undetected.The February arrest total was a steep drop from the 141,000 migrants picked up in February 2024 and down from 29,000 in January, according to U.S. government figures.The Trump administration aims to keep illegal crossings low or drive them lower.The Pentagon recently announced plans to increase its deployment of 10,000 active-duty and National Guard troops