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Advocates say an announcement from the provincial government for a community safety initiative is a step in the right direction.

The clock is ticking on a new program announced by Governor Wolf that could pardon many who have been convicted of non-violent Marijuana offenses in Pennsylvani

Reelecting Mano Raju for Public Defender is the best choice for San Francisco. He’s the only endorsed candidate of the San Francisco Democratic Party. During his current term as the

S.F. needs funding equity to achieve public safety, and not just through more money to the police department

The demand to be cool causes people to use more energy in the summer, which causes utility bills to be higher.

The Center for Arkansas Legal Services is offering to seal criminal records for free on May 20 at Goodwill.

A study by two University of Michigan Law School professors found that those whose criminal records are set aside “are 11% more likely to have a job and are earning wages that are more than 20% higher than befo

The Missouri Public Service Commission has approved a second modified agreement between Union Electric Company d/b/a Ameren Missouri and the Office of the Public Counsel (OPC) which authorizes Ameren Missouri to re-direct approximately $3.5 million to further help low-income customers needing assistance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the second modified agreement, the $3.5 million, which was originally scheduled to be used for a low-income weatherization program, will now be re-directed as...