ALL OF THEM WERE ON PAROLE OR PROBATION. SACRAMENTO CITY LEADERS ARE EXPECTED TO VOTE TOMORROW ON CHANGING CONTRACT POLICIES TO REPLACE OLD SACRAMENTO’S BOARDWALK. THE FOCUS HERE…
Read more Sacramento considers changing contract policies for Old Sacramento Boardwalk projectKanye West, the rapper now known as Ye, is suing his former project manager and his lawyers, alleging they wrongfully put a $1.8-million lien on his former Malibu…
Read more Kanye West sues ex-employee over Malibu mansion lienThe primary federal contractor entrusted with purging fire debris from the Eaton and Palisades fires may have illegally dumped toxic ash and misused contaminated soil in breach of…
Read more L.A. fire cleanups reports describe repeated violations, illegal dumping allegationEducators in Natomas have informed the district of their readiness to strike if a new contract is not secured, marking a significant development in ongoing negotiations.The Natomas Teachers…
Read more Natomas teachers ready to strike over contract disputesThe State Department said Wednesday that it has fired a U.S. diplomat over a romantic relationship he admitted having with a Chinese woman alleged to have ties to…
Read more US diplomat fired over relationship with woman accused of ties to Chinese Communist PartyExposing years-old concerns about California’s resilience to wildfires, a government whistleblower and other witnesses in a recent state trial alleged that cleanup operations after some of the largest…
Read more Allegations of mismanagement, overspending in California fire cleanups raised in whistleblower trialWhen ICE agents raided the construction site of a burned property in Altadena this month, they made no arrests. The man they were after was not there. But…
Read more Altadena ICE raid highlights fears that roundups will stymie rebuilding effortsWASHINGTON, February 14, 2025 (Newswire.com) – Federal contractor Monbo Group International and its affiliate sued the U.S. Department of Navy in the Federal District Court of the District…
Read more Federal Contractor Sues Navy Over Administrative Procedure Act ViolationsA veteran Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy has died six months after he was severely burned in a fire at one of the department’s mobile shooting ranges, a…
Read more Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy dies six months after fire at shooting rangeThe nation’s electric utilities have voiced overwhelming support for reducing carbon emissions. Eighty percent of U.S. electricity customers are served by a utility with a 100% carbon-reduction target,…
Read more Opinion: Heat pumps cut costs and pollution. So why isn’t it easier to install one in California?Miriam del Carmen Ramirez was walking back into the carrot fields in New Cuyama after a brief work break, and looked over her shoulder to check on her…
Read more She was killed in a carrot field. With her body nearby, workers say, they were told to keep pickingTo Steven Propster, the swirling flames looked like something straight out of a Hollywood movie. They crackled and licked at his heels, and he fleetingly wondered whether he’d…
Read more ‘A full-on inferno’: The history of range trailer fires at the L.A. Sheriff’s DepartmentFor decades, construction contracts and subcontracts—both in New York and elsewhere—seem to have attracted more than their share of payment disputes. Owners regularly run out of money. Contractors…
Read more A New Variation On An Old Problem For Subcontractors In New York
