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February 9, 2024
Trade org helping meet consumer demands for sustainability while respecting need for convenience
February 9, 2024
A carveout in California's ban on single-use plastic bags has caused waste tonnage to spike over the past decade. Now lawmakers want to close the loophole.
February 9, 2024
A carveout in California's ban on single-use plastic bags has caused waste tonnage to spike over the past decade. Now lawmakers want to close the loophole.
January 31, 2024
Cleveland is enjoying some much-deserved love for its beer scene from the national media. Cleveland has popped up on all those popular “Best” lists when it comes to breweries. The community was No. 4 on GQ magazine’s ranking of “The 5 Best Beer Cities in America.” Thrillist Media Group and the travel website Matador.com ranked
December 21, 2023
Henderson County will soon launch its own Adult Recovery Court,a judicial intervention program aimed at addressing substance misuse and fostering rehabilitatio
December 20, 2023
Henderson County (Dec 20, 2023) - Henderson County has launched an Adult Recovery Court, a judicial intervention program that county leaders believe will will reduce recidivism rates and strengthen the community by addressing substance misuse and fostering rehabilitation, a coalition of partners announced in a news release.
December 19, 2023
Voters could get another chance to consider penalties for property and drug crimes.
December 16, 2023
"There has to be a hammer," said Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper. "People just go in and take whatever they want because they know there's no accountability."
December 16, 2023
"There has to be a hammer," said Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper. "People just go in and take whatever they want because they know there's no accountability."
December 10, 2023
Retailers in crime-riddled San Francisco are abandoning their self-checkout lanes in a “defensive retailing” move to counter surging thefts in the city.