California Weighs Limits To Pepper Spray In Juvenile Jails
A state lawmaker and reform groups are pushing to bar officers from carrying pepper spray in juvenile jails in California.
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A state lawmaker and reform groups are pushing to bar officers from carrying pepper spray in juvenile jails in California.
The proposal would put an end to a rule that barred front-of-the-house restaurant servers and bartenders from pooling tips with back-of-the-house cooks and dishwashers.
The bill by Republican Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez received renewed attention after an open letter calling sexual harassment pervasive in the Capitol
Former California Public Utilities Commission commissioner Susan Kennedy was a lobbyist for Lyft Inc. and San Gabriel Valley Water Company
The California legislature released a scathing 57-page, heavily redacted report detailing sexual harassment investigations going back 10 years.
Thanks to a recent court ruling, the March 5th deadline is practically - if not politically - all but moot.
House Republicans, with the approval of President Donald Trump, on Friday released a disputed GOP intelligence memo that alleges FBI abuses of its surveillance authority.
It's a step that could prove life-changing for some and could especially help minorities, who were more likely than whites to be arrested for such crimes.
A proposed initiative would repeal a state law that currently puts strict limits on the type of rent control that's allowed.
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Immigration agents made courtroom arrests under the Obama administration but the pace appears to have picked up under President Donald Trump.
Rep. Paul Gosar said he requested that US Capitol Police arrest undocumented immigrants attending President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday.
State auditor Elaine Howle said her evaluation would take six to nine months.
It would require all university campuses to offer the service by 2022, assuming the donors come through with the money.
The announcements come in light of a Wall Street Journal report Friday that Wynn, a casino mogul and prolific Republican donor, sexually harassed several women.
