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Two female Los Angeles County K‑9 deputies say internal emails will show coordinated retaliation; county lawyers call the request overbroad.
Former state investigator Josh Waites says the AG’s office pushed a malicious prosecution that cost him jobs and reputation after his 2020 firing.
After months of rancor, the Juvenile Welfare Board voted Thursday to cancel a confirming vote and relaunch its CEO search amid legal threats and governance reviews.
City Council will consider a plan to open Murfreesboro’s first neighborhood police precinct, a project tied to long-range staffing and capital planning. The vote will determine site and funding next steps.
An Oregon appeals court ruled that individuals must have known about harassment to be held personally liable, tightening how BOLI can name owners in cases.
Milwaukee filed a federal class action accusing major fire‑truck makers and their trade group of colluding to inflate prices and delay deliveries. The complaint points to undelivered $1M+ rigs and seeks treble damages.
Sherburne County records and court filings link a man married to St. Cloud council member Hudda Ibrahim to a probe of duplicate absentee ballots spanning multiple counties.
An attorney has asked the DOJ to investigate Arizona’s child‑welfare agency after two children with Type 1 diabetes died in state care. Depositions and a prior DOJ finding add weight to the request.
ICE detained Adys Lastres Morera in Miami after the State Department revoked her green card; she’s the sister of GAESA leader Ania Lastres Morera. The move follows a wave of U.S. sanctions targeting GAESA.
Regulators will weigh whether existing Minnesota gas customers should keep paying to expand gas lines. Advocates say ending the practice could save customers millions.
Palm Bay's council approved Ordinance 2026-13, barring any new medical-marijuana dispensaries while letting current outlets stay open. The decision follows a state framework and mirrors moves around Central Florida.
CTU political director Hilario Domínguez announced a bid for Chicago school board president as the district navigates a $732M shortfall and a fully elected board.
Miami‑based exile leaders met Thursday to coordinate rallies, humanitarian aid and a transition plan as tensions with Havana heated up following a Justice Department action.
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