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32 Israeli government offices -- 52% of all government offices -- had few or no internal audits, the state comptroller revealed.

Israel's state comptroller says the Police Internal Investigations Unit had many deficiencies in investigating its own, in part due to its organization.

A contract had grabbed and handled nine-year-old Hala Salim by her neck and hair in an altercation near Jerusalem's Old City Lion's Gate in 2021.

Retirees from UConn and its Health Center dominated the top 10 incomes among the state’s public-employee pensioners.

Yaakov Amidror is a former national security advisor, Major General (res.)

The Money, Intended for Netanyahu and His Wife's Legal Defense, Was Given to Netanyahu Because He Is a Public Official, High Court of Justice Rules – Against Israel's Gift Laws

The Reimbursement Follows a Supreme Court Ruling That Netanyahu’s Acceptance of the Money From His Cousin Violated the Gifts Law

Remote work and rising interest rates are dealing a double blow to office landlords, with potentially grave consequences for the city and even national economy.

There is growing controversy surrounding Verra Mobility Corporation, the company behind New York's red light and speed cameras. The company has been sued by NYC in the past for overbilling, but continues to receive contracts.

The Port Jervis School District plans to change several financial practices under new superintendent John Bell since a ...