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Some countries have managed to elevate nature and ecosystems to the status of legal entities. Do these innovations really help to protect the environment?

The decade the record industry came of age, a period of great creativity and ambition

In 1923 Compton Mackenzie responded to music-lovers’ pleas for a new magazine about records and launched The Gramophone

There’s no hiding from the fact that teaching is tough. But for these educators, that can be part of the vocation’s beauty

A pro se Private Attorneys General Act plaintiff was engaged in the unauthorized practice of law, a California appellate court held in an unpublished decision, affirming dismissal of the action.

Ward 5 alderperson citied for 'abusing' state time through personal phone calls, political work

We look back at the year King reigned supreme at the cinema.

A pro se Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) plaintiff was engaged in the unauthorized practice of law, a California appellate court held in an unpublished decision, affirming...

Each year, millions of trees are sacrificed for the sake of Christmas — an ecological disaster and a denial of what trees represent for humanity. There are, however, some green alternatives to buying (and killing) your own private tree each year.

A place where memories are made occupies space on the north side of Duncan where community members can engage with one another in ax throwing, paint splattering or conversation.