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Remember “Hero Pay?” It’s a program passed in the state budget to give a one time bonus, up to $1,000, to thank certain essential workers for their work...

Comptroller-elect Sean Scanlon says lawmakers only set aside roughly $30 million to give one-time payments to eligible COVID-19 workers.

Comptroller-elect Sean Scanlon says lawmakers only set aside roughly $30 million to give one-time payments to eligible COVID-19 workers.

Loblaws No Name price freeze isnt a big deal since its a period when grocers face little pressure from suppliers to hike prices. Read on.

ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Minnesota Department of Labor and industry reports nearly 997,000 frontline workers have received their COVID 'Hero Pay' bonuses...

Michael Medline said the push is based on a faulty political narrative meant to score some points in Ottawa. Read more.

Saturday was the deadline to apply for the Connecticut “Hero Pay” program. Here's what comes next.

A legislative panel on Wednesday granted $54.8 million in spending authority for the state Department of Education to disburse monies from the federal American Rescue Plans Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund to 26 school districts.

ALHAMBRA, ColoradoBoulevard.net: California State Impasse Review Panel Finds in Favor of Alhambra City Employee’s Union. By News Desk The Alhambra City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a vote on the Alhambra City Employees Union contract

LONG BEACH, Calif. — Robert Garcia is the first LGBTQ mayor of Long Beach, the second-largest city in Los Angeles County and the seventh-largest in the state. Prior to his mayoralty he served as a City Councilman from 2009 to 2014. Garcia is a Democrat running for election to the U.S.