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A couple made off with some free Boxing Day sushi after a “dine-and-dash” at the Valencia mall. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials responded to a call around 7 p.m. from Xevichez Sushi Bar at 24250 Town Center Drive, Deputy Villalobos of the SCV Sheriff’s Station said Friday. Station officials confirmed the couple consumed approximately $120 in food at the mall restaurant before taking off without paying. The incident also triggered several reports on social media apps that track law enforcement activity, which reported the 911 call. However, there might have been a holiday change of heart. Villalobos said the victim — a representative for the restaurant who spoke to deputies — declined to press charges over the incident, during the dinner rush.
By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS NEW YORK (AP) — A ransomware attack that hit a major software provider last week caused disruptions for a handful of companies over recent days, from Starbucks to U.K. grocery giant Morrisons. Blue Yonder, which provides supply chain technology to a range of brands worldwide, said that it experienced disruptions to services it manages for customers on Thursday, which the third-party software supplier determined to be “the result of a ransomware incident.” Some systems went offline, impacting clients using Blue Yonder’s software. A spokesperson for Starbucks, for example, said that the chain’s ability to manage barista schedules and track hours was disrupted — meaning store leaders across North America are currently being instructed to use manual workarounds. Starbucks maintained that the outage is not impacting how customers are served and that ensuring workers get paid for all hours worked is a top priority. While the company continues to work towards full recovery, the spokesperson added that Starbucks was able to process payroll again as of Tuesday morning. Two of the U.K.’s biggest grocers, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s, were also affected — with both telling CNN over the weekend that they had turned to contingency plans to keep operations flowing. A spokesperson for Morrisons confirmed to The Associated Press that the outage “impacted our warehouse management systems for fresh and produce” and that it was continuing to operate on back up systems Tuesday. Sainsbury’s, meanwhile, said Tuesday that its service was restored. Blue Yonder declined to disclose how many of its customers were impacted by the hack. In a statement sent to the AP, a spokesperson maintained that it had notified “relevant customers” and would continue to communicate as needed. The spokesperson also maintained that recovery efforts were still underway — noting that Blue Yonder “has been working diligently together with external cybersecurity firms to make progress,” including the implementation of several defensive and forensic protocols. Blue Yonder’s website touts an extensive global roster of customers — including Gap, Ford and Walgreens. Walgreens and Gap were not impacted following the ransomware attack, spokespeople for the companies said. Ford shared that it was investigating whether the incident affected its operations earlier this week, but had no further updates when reached Tuesday. Blue Yonder, based in Arizona, is a subsidiary of Japan’s Panasonic Corp. Panasonic acquired the supply chain software firm in September 2021.Ransomware attack on software supplier disrupts operations for Starbucks and other retailersKABUL (TOLONews): Yesterday (Thursday), the Islamic Emirate commemorated the 6th of Jadi, the day marking the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan, in a program held in Kabul. Hamdullah Fitrat, deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, stated at the event that during the Soviet invasion, all values, including religion, freedom, social security, and the country’s development, faced serious threats. The deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate said: “The Islamic Emirate condemns the Soviet Union’s invasion on the 6th of Jadi, takes pride in the jihad and sacrifices of Afghans against it, and prays for paradise for all martyrs of the jihad against the Soviet aggression, and rewards for the injured and disabled.” Amir Khan Muttaqi, acting minister of foreign affairs, also spoke at the event, emphasizing the need to educate the youth with an Afghan and Islamic mindset to prevent Afghanistan from being occupied by other countries in the future. The acting minister of foreign affairs said: “Even now, if you want Afghanistan to avoid such harm in the future, the nation and youth must be educated with an Islamic and Afghan mindset. Opportunities for education must be created in homes, and special attention should be given to nurturing them.” Meanwhile, the acting minister of information and culture also addressed the gathering, stating that the Islamic Emirate does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and will not tolerate others’ interference in Afghanistan’s internal matters. Khairullah Khairkhwa said that the Afghan people have defeated three empires in the country so far. Khairullah Khairkhwa further stated: “Afghans are known throughout history for respecting others and living honorably. Their dignity is such that one might doubt their ability to achieve anything; however, if anyone challenges them, history will show who and how three great empires have been defeated by them.” Abdul Latif Mansoor, acting minister of energy and water, said: “These were the communist ideologies and the intentions of the Russians, who sought to corrupt the thoughts and beliefs of our generation.” Finally, on the 26th of Hamal, 1367 solar year, based on the Geneva Accords signed by the former Soviet Union, the United States, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan ended. Soviet forces withdrew from Afghanistan on the 26th of Dalwa, 1368.
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