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Also in the news about health care workers: losing trust in the American medical system; residents and fellows at UChicago Medicine move to unionize; California's Santa Clara County nurses prepare to strike; and more.

Two decisions issued Monday offer a snapshot into the conflicting political forces in Florida and across the nation since the fall of Roe v. Wade in 2022.

Commuting around Toronto by transit costs TTC riders an extra 10 cents as of Monday, April 3.  Cash fares and one-ride PRESTO tickets officially in...

A new study finds TTC’s service cuts set to take effect on Sunday will disproportionately impact marginalized communities in Toronto.

A new research study confirms that the TTC service cuts set to be implemented this month will disproportionately impact marginalized areas of Toron...

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is planning new changes for services reductions that will increase wait times for customers of several bus rou...

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley presented on Wednesday, Feb. 23 his 2022 State of the County address.

Citing ongoing challenges of COVID-19 and institutional racism, Crowley said, “we know that all along we’ve been fighting not one, but two pandemics.”