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Lawmaker has idea to protect public health workers who have become political targets When the Colorado legislature resumes, a lawmaker plans to introduce a bill to address doxxing, the sharing of identifying information with malicious intent. Author: Marshall Zelinger Updated: 11:53 AM MST January 28, 2021 DENVER — There is a certain population in Colorado that has the state's permission to not be found. Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking are allowed to have their public records kept private through the Address Confidentiality Program....

by Rich Smith • Jan 26, 2021 at 9:00 am The cops who guard Durkan and her property from protesters and people who say they want to kill her would like the wifi password. LESTER BLACK A Seattle cop who has been guarding Mayor Jenny Durkan's $7.5 million mansion said the post sometimes leaves shifts at the North Precinct understaffed and subjects officers to hours of boredom without relief. "We don’t even have a bathroom out there. There's no bathroom. And [her street] has the worst fucking cell phone service. You just sit there and stare and thi...

New system protects crime survivors file photo and last updated 2021-01-07 17:23:34-05 LANSING, Mich. — After the Address Confidentiality Program Act an online system for survivors of crime was established to keep their personal information secure was created according to Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel. The law states the Attorney General has two years to create/use the system after an appropriation is made by the Legislature. Reportedly the office is meeting with stakeholders to establish the online system. “We are in the early planning stages of creating a system th...

CHARLETON – While 2020 will be remembered for its challenges, my office will always recall this year with pride in our accomplishments. When West Virginia voters blessed me four years ago to become Secretary of State, I employed top-notch managers energized to transform the office. For three years, we turned over rocks, reorganized the office, and made infrastructure investments.  While we did not envision a pandemic, we made vast improvements that leveraged technology and stayed laser-focused on customer service. Because of the intense preparation, we did not miss a beat when the pandemic...

MAC WARNER While 2020 will be remembered for its challenges, my office will always recall this year with pride in our accomplishments. When West Virginia voters blessed me four years ago to become Secretary of State (SOS), I employed top-notch managers energized to transform the office. For three years, we turned over rocks, reorganized the office, and made infrastructure investments. While we did not envision a pandemic, we made vast improvements that leveraged technology and stayed laser-focused on customer service. Because of the intense preparation, we did not miss a beat when the pandemi...