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California lawmakers in the Assembly on Thursday night approved the majority of bills encompassing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s push to make it easier and faster to build energy, transportation and other infrastructure projects.

Student loan payment pause remains an open question after SCOTUS ruling in Biden v. Nebraska

In rejecting the plan to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt, the court crushed a signature promise made by Joe Biden in the 2020 race for president. The ruling impacts more than 40 million borrowers, including over 800,000 in Michigan. 

The major banks are looking to hire thousands more staff in Delhi and Bangalore in a shift away from relying on external IT suppliers like IBM and Infosys.

To Barclays.

ANZ has more staff in the Indian city than at its Docklands headquarters. Its competitors are there in force, as are the world’s biggest players in finance.

Fireflies began to sparkle my walk June 14 at dusk. I stopped to absorb the wonderment and to reflect on what must be done to maintain this annual return to

Voters approved the Regional School Unit 1 budget, which reduces the school portion of property taxes by a combined 0.3%.

The month of May with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra feels like a glyph on “Camelot,” when Queen Guenevere wonders, “what do the simple folk do, when the world turns sour?”

LISBON — A former neighbor testified that she saw Nathan Tataseo close the front door of the Tataseo home on South Elm Street, Columbiana, walk off the porch