The Travis County Commissioners Court is investing big in election infrastructure, putting $1.3 million toward a voting system upgrade, including $700,000 to raise wages for all election workers ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed hundreds of new bills into law in 2021, with a number of workplace and labor laws that began on Jan. 1, bringing changes to employment practices and workplace safety. The...

Last week, The Wire revealed the existence of a highly sophisticated secret app called ‘Tek Fog’, used by cyber troops affiliated with India’s ruling party to hijack major social media and encryp...

GREEN BAY - Advocates claim they have obtained thousands of documents from whistleblowers inside the church that reveal over 200 allegedly abusive priests were kept secret across the five Wiscons...

This is far from the end of Californians being dissatisfied with their working conditions. Cu is a student worker and an intern at BKJ Visa Law, and lives in Chula Vista. Amid the holiday rush th...

We hope your 2022 is off to a good start and you are all managing the COVID-19 pandemic challenges. For this post, we wanted to take a break from COVID-19-specific topics to remind you of some ne...

Van E. Craft, 69, of Hattiesburg, passed away on Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at his home. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2022 at Hardy Street Baptist Church with...

Sens. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) will soon propose a bill prohibiting for-profit corporations from establishing and managing political action committees, according to a copy of t...

“We'll keep working to try to make it stronger,” Welchlin said after the vote. House Bill 770 passed 111-5 with bipartisan support. It will move to the Senate for more work. A 1963 federal law re...

Maj. Marilyn Burden is optimistic lawmakers are on the right track toward addressing workplace discrimination and retaliation issues she witnessed over 17 years working at the Wyoming Air Nationa...