Texas’s Attorney General just issued a sweeping 74-page Opinion that calls into question the legality of many Diversity, ...

The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) recently entered into a settlement agreement with ...

In November 2024, Mayor Kim Lund issued the second executive order of her term to address housing affordability and access. More than a year later, tangible results remain elusive. Now she proposes ...

The Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved revisions to a Riverside County policy that permits spouses of military veterans to apply for credits toward job placement in county government, loosening up ...

Incumbent Clerk of Superior Court Neil Brendle and challenger Kyla Johnson outlined their visions for the office during a Republican candidate forum Tuesday, Jan. 13, at the Surry County Service ...

New guidance documents from the Office of Personnel Management outline the steps agencies should take to begin using the “rule of many” in federal hiring.

Soon after the outbreak of the Civil War, 16-year old Lizzie Brick (1845-1919), of Hurffville, N.J., began corresponding with some family members, neighbors, and fellow Church members serving with the ...