Administrator James News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

'This is the most difficult budget year we've had since I've been on council,' said one senior councilmember.

Editor's Note: This advisory was revised Thursday, Jan. 11, to include a new contact for reporters wishing to participate in the media teleconference on

SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has ordered a San Jose trucking company to pay more than $145,000 in back wages and damages after a

Boyett: Union Station saw last passengers in 1971; first woman to run for mayor retired from city service same time Frank Boyett As April of 1971 came to a close so did two Henderson institutions. The city of Henderson hosted an appreciation program for Margaret L. “Tardy” Nichols April 28 at what is now called The Gathering Place because she was retiring. The end of April also saw the last passenger trains stop at Union Station. I wrote last June 7 about passenger service ending at Union Station, so I’m not going to dwell on that at length. I want instead to focus on Nichols, who proba...

BOSTON — Plexiglas, social distancing and masks are the new reality as court systems work to balance public health during a pandemic and the right of the accused to have a timely and fair trial. With former mayor Jasiel Correia II’s trial set to begin on Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock in a final pretrial conference on Monday gave an overview of new court protocols.  Only 26 people will be allowed in Courtroom 1 the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse for the duration of the trial. Woodlock said he anticipated the trial could last more than three weeks.