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By Magaly Muñoz, Post Staff Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price matched the $2 million Organized Retail Theft Vertical Prosecution state grant that her office was awarded in September with an additional $2 million. This raises the total funding to combat organized retail crimes within the county to $4 million. The funds came from the Budget

An inspector in Mahbubnagar, Hyderabad, was attacked with a knife on his private parts by a woman constable and her husband. The motive behind the att

A formerly high-profile police inspector turned lawyer has avoided prison but will spend the next nine months on home detention for a violent New Year’s Eve...

On Sunday, the clocks are turned back and we gain an hour in our life thanks to the end of Daylight Saving Time. It’s tough in March when we “spring”

The North Dakota Oil and Gas Division got a notification on Monday, October 23 of a produced water spill.

Last weekend I was able to see what might be one of the nation’s finest monuments on its way to its final destination in Brigham City, Utah. My daughter, Natalie,

A former Georgia vehicle emissions inspector pled guilty to faking test results for thousands of emissions tests in federal court.

The magazine, police say, was loaded with 15 rounds of 9MM.

If you were lucky this past weekend, you might have seen a 43-foot-long golden pillar traveling through Nebraska after a ceremony at the Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs,

Finding yourself in a situation where you are looking for a job can be stressful. Whether you are leaving a current job that is no longer serving you in any way, or maybe you are looking for your first job, it's tough out there.