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[ad_1] Truck drivers blocked entrance to the Port of Oakland this week, shutting down some operations, and the ports of L.A. and Long Beach saw smaller demonstrations last week. All were organized to protest a California labor law, AB 5, that has run afoul of independent truck drivers, of which […]

[ad_1] READING, Pa. – The Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority, which held its inaugural meeting earlier this month, is getting busy with the necessary start-up work of the group. Monday afternoon’s virtual meeting primarily focused on presentations from two firms being considered for the vital role of consultant. Brian O’Leary, […]

[ad_1] A recently hired consultant will tell Stockton Unified School District’s Board of Trustees at the July 26 meeting that their school site safety plans are outdated or out of compliance with state law, according to district documents. The school year starts at the end of the week. The Board of Trustees […]

[ad_1] WATERTOWN — City Council took a first step on Monday night to come up with a blueprint for Thompson Park. Council members approved a $135,000 contract with two consultants to come up with a master plan for Thompson Park. Starr Whitehouse Landscape Architects and Planners PPLC, New York City, […]

[ad_1] MANCHESTER — A study on short-term rentals in Manchester, and how they affect the housing market and local economy, is expected to begin in late summer or early fall, Planning and Zoning Director Janet Hurley told the Manchester Planning Commission on Monday night. The only question is whether Manchester […]

[ad_1] (FOX 9) – Beginning July 1, students in publicly funded early education and learning classrooms cannot use a display devoid of trainer engagement. The new regulation aims to make certain that classroom display screen use is active and partaking. “Little youngsters understand finest by means of dwell conversation, sensory ordeals, contact, […]

[ad_1] Judge Frank H. Easterbrook’s Remarks at the 2022 Legislation School Diploma and Hooding Ceremony Frank H. Easterbrook, Senior Lecturer and Judge on the US Courtroom of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit&#13 July 14, 2022 I talk right now as a member of the college, but what I have to […]

[ad_1] By Bryan Anderson, WRAL state government reporter The Green Party and its North Carolina U.S. Senate candidate on Friday continued to dispute a decision by the state’s Democratic-led elections board to keep the party off the ballot while the elections board investigates potential fraud related to its petition. Meanwhile, […]

[ad_1] Following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade, advocates for privacy and reproductive health have expressed fears that data from period-tracking apps could be used to find people who’ve had abortions. They have a point. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the federal patient privacy law known as HIPAA, does not […]

[ad_1] OU College of Law alum Dwight W. Birdwell received the Medal of Honor from President Joe Biden for his heroic efforts in the Vietnam War during a ceremony on July 5. Birdwell was raised in Adair County, Oklahoma, as a member of Bell, a small Cherokee Nation community, where […]