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As the public and private sectors continue to struggle with harnessing the opportunities and risks associated with AI, New York City tackled a discrete area of AI-related concern –...

Carl Anderson: The fight over use of this land has lasted off and on for more than 106 years.

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen August 24, 2023 The Indianapolis woman trying to see the ethics opinion about Indiana Attorney General Todd

New York State cannabis agencies and related individuals were served with a lawsuit from four New York veterans (Carmine Fiore, William Norgard, Steve Mejia, and Dominic Spaccio,...

ALLENTOWN – An inmate at the Lehigh County Jail contends that she was severely beaten and assaulted by her cellmate, who allegedly had mental health issues, violent tendencies and had been denied her regimen of medication to control those same issues.

As fires blaze on, some City Council legislation surrounding e-bike lithium-ion batteries has been enacted but much remains stagnant.Just last week, a fire in Ozone Park attributed to a lithium-ion

Decisions that pre-empted meal and rest break rules specific to California and Washington State are once again up for review, with the U.S. Federal Motor

 The National Federation of Administration Trade Unions (FNSA) says that the unofficial versions of the ordinance on tax and budget measures, as publicly c...

SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The South Padre Island City Council voted this week to approve buying more mats for beach access points.

Parental rights remains front-and-center as New Jersey's 2023 legislative elections near the final fall push, and in battleground LD4 (Gloucester, Camden, Atlantic), the GOP Senate nominee is vowing to take decisive action if elected. Chris Del Borrello (R-Washington Township) says he'll actively