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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A funeral home company with a troubled past is facing yet another fine from state regulators. The WREG Investigators have long exposed problems at funeral homes and cemeteries run by the company formerly known as StoneMor. There was the mausoleum in desperate need of repair and another case where rats were eating […]

US News: California regulators are set to vote on new rules that would allow the recycling of wastewater into drinking water, making California the second stat

The Patanjli has been in the news not just for advertising its products and misleading claims in the media but also for criticising modern scientific

HB 49 is just the first act of the Florida Legislature’s planned assault on workers’ rights in the upcoming lawmaking session beginning in January. | Opinion

Lawyer and Arizona state Rep. Alexander Kolodin now has a public admonishment on his disciplinary record.

Regulators issue hundreds of citations to retailers who sell to minors, but advocates say tougher law is needed.

The state board that inspects jails is asking the L.A. County sheriff to address their concerns at a February meeting.

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(BCN) — Angelica Vasquez’s anxiety soared when she read the notice on her most recent electric bill: “Please pay $135.81 by 10/26 to avoid service termination.” But the warning was part of a bigger problem. Vasquez owed a total of $400.68 to Pacific Gas & Electric Co. For the past four months, the 43-year-old Salvadoran […]

On November 9, the DOE announced it is outlining a framework for how it will increase borrower support and ensure student loan servicers are accountable for errors. Richard Cordray,...