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Businesses in New York City will soon be required to reveal the salary ranges for job openings. A New York City law that will go into effect this spring will require companies to reveal the salary ranges on job postings. Supporters say it’s a measure that could help close the gender wage gap. The law, which will be enforced beginning on May 15, applies to companies with more than four employe...

Law enforcement activity on 29 Road (David Jones) GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - UPDATE: 3:15 p.m. - According to our crew on scene, 29 Road is now closed between D Road and D 1/2 Road as law enforcement activity continues in the area. Initial Story - We have a crew on scene at 29 Road between D and D1/2 Roads where law enforcement has surrounded a motor home in the area. This has been happen...

The company and law firm names shown above are generated automatically based on the text of the article. We are improving this feature as we continue to test and develop in beta. We welcome feedback, which you can provide using the feedback tab on the right of the page. (Reuters) - Several large U.S. law firms are once again postponing office return dates as the COVID-19 Omicron variant conti...

The Kentucky School Safety and Resiliency Act, passed in March 2019, requires school districts to have at least one SRO assigned to each individual school unless funding or personnel wouldn’t allow it. (Pixabay) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Jefferson County School Board approved a plan Thursday night that will put armed, sworn law enforcement officers back on JCPS campus, but some say it’s no...

Last year, I wrote about the Florida Legislature’s, ultimately failed, attempt to pass a consumer privacy law. The law was generally patterned after California’s Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CCPA). Negotiations over the Florida version broke down over the inclusion of a private right of action, which would allow consumers to sue a company for data privacy violations. While not the only pr...

In this Nov. 19, 2020 photo, a nurse works on a computer while assisting a COVID-19 patient at a hospital in Los Angeles. A proposed initiative could classify some nurses and healthcare workers as independent contractors. Healthcare, the nation’s fastest-growing industry, could be next in the push for laws to expand gig work. A measure filed this week with the California attorney general’s of...

Erica Marthage talks to legislators in 2019 about metal health in the state of Vermont and what they can do to bring better mental health to the community. BANNER file photo BENNINGTON — The Vermont Senate passed a change in Vermont’s first-in-the-nation “Raise the Age” law, which legally classifies 18-year-olds as juveniles in the criminal justice system and is scheduled to add 19-yea...

A federal appeals court will reconsider Alabama’s law that governs how minors seeking abortions without the consent of their parents can obtain court approval, a procedure called judicial bypass. A previous ruling found that parts of the Alabama law place an unconstitutional burden on minors’ rights to obtain an abortion. On Thursday, the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals granted Attorney Ge...

PITTSBURGH - President Joe Biden on Friday visited Pennsylvania in an effort to "go out and talk to the public" about his White House achievements so far, including the passage of a bipartisan infrastructure package intended to help the nation’s crumbling roads and bridges, as part of a broader campaign ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. Biden traveled to Pittsburgh to specifically promote ...

After over 27 years working for the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Sgt. Scott Reyhons has been named by the American Legion of lowa as lowa’s Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, according to a Friday release. Sgt. Reyhons will be recognized at the Annual Department of Convention in July 2022 in Des Moines. His nomination also has been forwarded to the National Affairs Committee for conside...