Judge presses Edison to move faster to share images from suspected Eaton fire ignition site
A judge and attorneys on Monday worked inside a packed courtroom to merge dozens of lawsuits against Southern California ...
The Eric Adams case may end in a corrupt miscarriage of justice
The strange official corruption case of New York City Mayor Eric Adams is about to draw to an abominable close.
St. Paul City Council debates creation of public safety budget oversight committee
On Wednesday, Council Member Anika Bowie introduced a resolution to create a new “Public Safety and Community Wellness” ...
Left out of the NCAA Tournament: Indiana, Boise State, West Virginia, Ohio State and more
Indiana has played its final game with retiring coach Mike Woodson after being left out of the NCAA Tournament ...
New ethics claims against Arizona utility regulator Kevin Thompson highlight conflicts in disclosure
Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Kevin Thompson faces, and dismissed, questions of conflict in new ethics claims by a ...
‘Reeks of corruption’: West Virginia governor on March Madness snub
The first four teams left out of the 68-team NCAA field were revealed Sunday, including 24-win Boise State, Indiana West ...
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As state cracks down on delinquent audits, Mayor Chris Clark addresses financial reporting concerns
Clark targeted the city’s finance department heads over lack of financial reports during a recent council meeting. What he didn’t mention is how the state is reigning in on Harvey over missing audits.
Rule change allowed long-idled line now probed in Eaton fire to remain, despite risk
An obscure regulatory rule change two decades ago allowed utilities to keep up unused, potentially hazardous electrical systems — like the one now being investigated as sparking the Eaton fire.