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Alex Hall says she would not sign on to be Diddy's realtor, even if his budget were $30 million.
The remarks came during Hall's guest-host appearance on TMZ on TV, discussing Diddy's potential post-prison real estate plans.
The coverage notes Diddy's twin daughters are moving in Hollywood circles, fueling questions about his reception after release.
TMZ highlights Hall's playful take on negotiating without direct involvement from Diddy in the OC market.
Hall appeared as a guest host and delivered comments about future real estate work with Diddy.
The piece connects the Diddy storyline with broader celebrity home and lifestyle news.
The TMZ report contextualizes Diddy's situation with a broader look at celebrity crime and homes.
Diddy's legal status is noted as part of the backdrop for the discussion of his future realtor relationships.
The story mentions Diddy’s budget potential for a home purchase as a hypothetical scenario.

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A California class-action accuses Cox Communications of rounding employee time and violating labor codes in Orange County.
The suit claims Cox failed to pay minimum and overtime wages and to provide legally required meal and rest periods.
Plaintiffs are said to have received pay based on rounded time rather than their actual recorded hours.
The filing was announced by Blumenthal Nordrehaug De Blouw LLP, an employment-law firm with offices in several California cities.
The complaint cites multiple California Labor Code sections, including wage statements, meal/rest periods, and minimum wages.
The case is pending in California state court in Orange County, with the firm labeling it an attorney advertisement.

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The final OCSO report concludes Kevin Zavala’s death on the Epic Universe ride was an accident with no criminal acts involved.
Cruz-Robles told deputies she screamed for help during the ride but no one heard her until the train neared the station.
A witness described hearing a scream and seeing Kevin Zavala unresponsive with Cruz-Robles crying beside him.
The autopsy attributed Zavala’s death to multiple blunt impact injuries, and authorities labeled it an accident.
Cruz-Robles recalled Kevin previously having a spinal condition; her statements were reviewed in a supplemental report.
Epic Universe staff were found to have followed standard operating procedures according to the final report.
The case was pursued by Zavala’s family through independent counsel, led by Ben Crump, after the incident.
Witness testimony and video evidence were examined as part of the final investigative package.
The final report emphasizes that the tragedy was not caused by criminal activity at Epic Universe.
A supplemental account highlighted the moment of restraint and the initial ride downhill sequence.

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