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Nurses and bus drivers are about to be fired. its not clear how the state of washington will function once that happens but joe biden doesnt care. in los angeles, the city is looking at losing fully a quarter of its entire fire department in a single day. there is no precedent for that. people will die because of it. the lapd is likely to lose many of its officers as well so americas second largest city will plunge into chaos. keep in mind there is no public health justification for any of this....

Michael Mason was the head of the FBI's criminal branch. Now, he's driving school buses to make sure special needs students have a ride to school.

After Warwick Mayor Frank Picozzi warned of a possible school bus strike on Friday, negotiations are continuing after the drivers' union rejected bus company First Student's most recent contract offer.

Poway Unified School District is facing a serious staffing shortage. It is hoping to fill hundreds of positions immediately.

The current ratio of approved agents to licensees in Missouri is 1 to 1,100.

Over 790,000 students ride the bus to and from school each day in North Carolina. That’s almost half of all K-12 public school students, making bus dr...

Up here. >> yes. well, thank you for having me, erin. the first thing i would like to do is, of course, is thank our educators currently in our schools. you know, the pandemic has not been easy on any of our educators and, you know, they have been dedicated and committed to providing the supportive and safe-learning environments that we -- we emphasize in oregon because this is all about our students, our kids. i also want to mention that these are frontline workers. >> yep. >> and therefore, th...

Extent should the white house tap national guard or reserves to help at the margins with bus drivers and school buses, not being core private sector placements, but is that at all a possibility? >> yes. its not a violation of the economy act when its an emergency. the president declares an emergency, just like he sent doctors and nurses to private hospitals and to for-profit hospitals to save peoples lives. at some point this will be a function of saving peoples lives. when we cant get the glove...

After running reduced bus service for nearly a month, Mountain Metro Transit has no timeline for when service could be restored because of an ongoing driver shortage.

A shortage of school bus drivers has complicated an already stressful back- to-school season across the U.S. According to some in the field, the problem might be a long-term situation.