Female business owners change direction
It's a company that was inspired after a mother's trip to the grocery store during this pandemic with her two college-aged kids. The kids didn't want to wear sterile looking masks especially if and when they headed back to school. The mother needed to pivot her business.So along with another hard working woman they formed Almar. Sandra Endo shows us what it's all about.
Top Videos

Female business owners change direction

LAFD 9/11 remembrance ceremony in Elysian Park

Ontario Airport observes moments of silence on 9/11

California gas stations listed at $9.99/gallon

Football booster treasurer accused of embezzling over $400K

Trump leads his version of "Pledge of Allegiance"

Suspect leads police chase across Los Angeles

Man arrested in Skid Row election fraud scheme

Torrance students, teachers sweat through heat wave

OC costal erosion, high tides close Metrolink

LAPD investigating home invasion robbery in Hollywood Hills

Ontario honors 9/11 victims, heroes

LAFD holds 9/11 remembrance ceremony

P-22 statue coming to Griffith Park

Police chase underway in Los Angeles

Charlie Kirk memorial held in Orange County

Charlie Kirk shooting: 1 year later

Lineage sues solar panel company over warehouse fire

SoCal dealing with high heat, humidity

Torrance classrooms without air conditioning

Ex-treasurer for OC high school football club arrested

Intruder breaks into Quentin Tarantino’s home

Mop-up efforts continue on fire near Getty Center

Six Flags announces new Thrill Glider coaster

Christian Bale opens first-of-its-kind sibling foster village in LA County
