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The conclusion of the California Department of Justice's review of the shooting focused solely on potential criminal liability and does not reflect any determination as to potential administrative or civil liability charges against the officer, Jarrett Tonn.

Confederate Memorial Removal to Proceed -- "A day after halting work to remove the Confederate memorial at Arlington National Cemetery, a federal judge in Virginia on Tuesday said he would allow the removal to proceed. On Tuesday evening, Judge Rossie D. Alston Jr. of the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Virginia ruled

A crowd of about 100 Vallejo residents let loose ideas, impatience and long-frustrated fury at a Thursday ACLU meeting.

The mayor added that Vallejo has budgeted for dozens of more police officers but City Manager Mike Malone and Interim Police Chief Jason Ta has said recruiting has been a "grave challenge in recent times" and that it's not his call to delineate the reasons for this issue.

Raucous drag shows, dazzling Broadway performances, a smorgasbord of food: Duke in New York: Arts, Culture and Performance isn’t just a study away program, it’s a feast for the senses. Falling in love with the city is a familiar American story, and New York didn’t hold back on the charm for these program alumni. “My favorite part of the city overall is how creatively rich it is with opportunities (especially in fashion) at every corner,” said Sydney Reede, a sophomore who participated ...

Between 1990 and 2010, the U.S. Census incorrectly counted prisoners at the Butner federal prison complex, assigning some to the wrong county. The mistaken count affected millions in federal spending, plus the size and shape of local voting districts