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Two Harveys Lake officials confirmed the Federal Bureau of Investigation is conducting an investigation that involves the boroughs government.

HARVEYS LAKE — The borough has been under investigation by the FBI for over a year, Mayor Michael Rush has told colleagues and the Times Leader.

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week. This week’s report is on the latest fundraising and expenditure numbers for the state’s 40 senators’ campaign committees from the latest filing period of Aug. 1, 2023 to Aug. 31, 2023. It also includes how much money each senator […]

Discussions prior to Propane Days included Paula Gant of GTI Energy, Michael Rush of the Association of American Railroads and a panel about gas stoves.

“There are qualified mechanical inspectors at all these points, and they were not allowed to inspect this car at any of those locations,” Jason Cox, of the Transportation Communications Union, testified at a National Transportation Safety Board hearing Friday. The post Witness testifies freight car involved in NS train derailment was not inspected appeared first on FreightWaves.

Senate Democrats rallied around plans to begin offering lower in-state college tuition rates to undocumented immigrants, trouncing a push by Republicans to knock the policy change out of the annual budget.

The cost starts at several thousand dollars but varies depending on the order. Wingshield can be customized to fit any door.

“In a place where I constantly hear music I grew up listening to playing behind doors, and seeing other people who look like me, it was a given that I wanted to stay all four years.”

It takes two branches to get a major policy reform into the state budget bill that lands on the governor's desk, and in the early stages of the Senate's push to offer in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants, House Speaker Ron Mariano isn't saying if he's willing to tango, or flip his own vote.

As California cleans up locomotives at BNSF, many will find their way back to Chicago along the railroad’s busiest intermodal route, the Southern Transcon, which begins in Los Angeles.