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In their responses to the recent cyberattacks against SolwarWinds and Colonial Pipeline, the two companies, the federal government, and others demonstrated several crisis management best practices.

A Florida non-profit is working with local law enforcement agencies to combat an urgent crisis — law enforcement suicide.

Kaiser settled a class-action case alleging the company had a racial glass ceiling that prevented Black employees from getting promotions and equal pay. Kaiser will pay approximately $11.5 million to resolve the case.

“Every generation has its hero. Meet ours.”

— George Herbert, ‘“The Flower”   Here at the Library, looking forward to spring and our new programs, “recovered greenness” is what I feel. Reaching out to the writers, poets, biographers, scholars all, in our community whose programs had to be cancelled due to the pandemic, I feel a sense of renewal and hope for new beginnings. In his memorial tribute to Elizabeth Bishop, James Merrill quoted the Italian poet and essayist Eugenio Montale — “The ancients said poetry is a stair...

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Fraudsters are continuing their global phishing and spoofing campaigns, baiting victims with bogus promises of COVID-19 testing, grants, and prescription cards.

The FDLE says it investigated a bomb threat made toward the Florida Capitol overnight. Nothing was found but employees weren't allowed in until 9 a.m. out of caution

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is days away and the community celebration has begun.

Tracy Lehr / KEYT Train schedules will be changed for the holidays and reservations are required to keep the car capacity spaced out enough for health care during the pandemic. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The coronavirus version of holiday travel should come in a handbook as green as the Grinch. Nothing feels like it should be. First comes the warnings from every health officials to stay home and stay away from others. Then come the cutbacks in travel services. If you are traveling in a mass tr...