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The holidays are in full swing and for many families in the Tri-State, a drive through the Ritzy's Fantasy of Lights at Garvin Park has become a holiday tradition. Here's how to win a car pass.

SACRAMENTO, California — Vice President Kamala Harris has one advantage over Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) if a Democratic presidential primary were held tomorrow, according to party members in their home state of California.

In her Memorandum issued on May 30, 2023, General Counsel Abruzzo announced her belief that non-competes should be discouraged, if not outright prohibited, as they chill employees’...

Mayor Bill Thek took office in 2020 with a mission to save this small coal town in southwest Wyoming, where high desert hills are rich in fossils and the fuels derived from them. The local power plant was scheduled to stop burning the carbon-emitting rock that had provided jobs for more than a century. The mine seemed likely to close along with it.

Labor council adds two to Hall of Fame

The city’s patchwork of pre-apprenticeship programs — a lifeline for underrepresented workers — stands to gain big amid an influx of federal infrastructure dollars.

Supt. Greg Nickoli said the district will be able to nearly double the number of students in its welding program.

Expanding the TRIPS waiver would put future jobs in jeopardy by allowing foreign nations to manufacture cheap copies of products that would have otherwise been made in U.S. factories.

On the first night of Santa’s Sleigh Tour, the one-float parade gave to me, a roaming Kris Kringle for all of Naperville to see. The festive procession that is the Holly Jolly Sleigh Tour — a flatbed trailer filled with inflatables and lights upon which Santa sits — will be a nightly, transient spectacle around the city from 5 to 8 p.m. starting Saturday. It will hit several different ...

Despite Parker presenting her agenda as catering to the “common sense” working person, the longtime Democratic Party official won't resolve the issues which plague the working class of Philadelphia.