A California appeals court rules that the Kars4Kids charity advertising jingle may continue airing while a false advertising case moves through the appeals process. Both outlets report that the court’s decision keeps the jingle in place on an interim basis, rather than pausing it immediately after the legal challenge. The ruling applies during the period when the parties continue litigating the underlying claims about the advertising. The decision is presented as procedural, focused on whether the jingle should remain public during appellate review. NBC News describes the outcome in terms of the jingle’s continued presence in California, while the Los Angeles Times frames it as a court order that allows the “Kars4Kids” jingle to keep playing throughout the appeal process. The reports do not indicate changes to the merits of the case itself, only that the advertising continues for now as higher-court review proceeds.