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Lonza's half-year core profit tops market expectations
Lonza's half-year core profit tops market expectations

Reuters

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Reuters

Lonza's half-year core profit tops market expectations

July 23 (Reuters) - Swiss contract drug manufacturer Lonza (LONN.S), opens new tab reported a rise in its half-year core earnings on Wednesday, beating market expectations, aided by contributions from its Vacaville site in the U.S and strong performance in the mammalian, bioconjugates and small molecules technology platforms. Lonza reported earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of 1.1 billion Swiss francs ($1.39 billion) for the first six months of 2025, compared with 893 million francs in the same period last year. Analysts polled by Vara Research had forecast a core profit of 993 million francs. ($1 = 0.7936 Swiss francs)

Rise in abandoned pets at Vacaville parks prompts public service announcement
Rise in abandoned pets at Vacaville parks prompts public service announcement

CBS News

time2 days ago

  • General
  • CBS News

Rise in abandoned pets at Vacaville parks prompts public service announcement

The City of Vacaville is alerting residents about a troubling trend of people abandoning their pets in city parks, urging pet owners to seek alternatives to have their critters cared for. The city and its Parks and Recreation Department posted a public service announcement on social media over the weekend, saying there is an increase in the number of pets abandoned at Peña Adobe, Lagoon Valley, and other parks around the city. In one instance, a park ranger found a litter of kittens that were left in a park dumpster, the post said. "If you're ever in a situation where you or a family member can no longer care for a pet, there are no judgment, safe surrender programs available in our area," the post said. The Solano County SPCA has information about a pet surrender program on its website, while the Solano County Pets Facebook group also provides information about rehoming animals in the county instead of surrendering or abandoning them. Vacaville also has additional resources about animals and pets in the community at Anyone who sees suspicious activity related to the well-being of pets was asked to contact the City's Animal Control provider, Humane Animal Services, at (707) 449-1700.

2 Vacaville officers released from hospital after suspected fentanyl exposure
2 Vacaville officers released from hospital after suspected fentanyl exposure

CBS News

time16-07-2025

  • Health
  • CBS News

2 Vacaville officers released from hospital after suspected fentanyl exposure

Two Vacaville police officers were released from the hospital Tuesday after showing signs of possible fentanyl exposure during a service call, authorities said. The Vacaville Police Department said that the officers were responding to a call around 5 p.m. on Countrywood Circle when one of them began experiencing symptoms consistent with fentanyl exposure. The second officer quickly administered Narcan, a nasal spray used to reverse opioid overdoses. Soon after giving the Narcan, the second officer also began exhibiting similar symptoms. Both officers were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment and were later discharged. Police said it's unclear when or how the exposure occurred, noting that the officers had responded to several calls together earlier in the day.

Vacaville grass fire forces mandatory evacuations, at least 1 structure damaged
Vacaville grass fire forces mandatory evacuations, at least 1 structure damaged

CBS News

time02-07-2025

  • Climate
  • CBS News

Vacaville grass fire forces mandatory evacuations, at least 1 structure damaged

VACAVILLE — Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for a grass fire that is threatening multiple structures in Vacaville, officials said Tuesday evening. Cal Fire said the fire is burning in the area of Browns Valley Road and Bridge Lane. It has burned around 10 acres with no containment reported. The Solano County Sheriff's Office issued the evacuation order for the area. The scope of the order was not yet clear. At least one structure had caught fire, according to the Vacaville Fire Protection District. It's not yet known what caused the fire. This is a developing story. Check back with CBS Sacramento for more updates.

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