There is a lot to report on a state and on the Los Angeles local level as we start February 2023. This Friday’s Five covers updates on Cal/OSHA ETS, and LA City and County supplemental paid sick l...

Hey folks, Jude Terror here, filling in today for Rich Johnston, who was inspired by recent espionage news to fly a hot air balloon over DC Comics' Burbank headquarters in hopes of scoring a scoop ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton agreed on Friday to pay $3.3 million and apologize to four former staffers whom he fired or forced out after they accused him of corruption in 2020. Under the prel...

Houston Rockets, got slapped with a suit in federal court saying one of his steakhouse chains failed to pay bathroom attendants any wages and forced them to rely solely on tips. . . . Stay ahead of...

One of the biggest challenges employers with remote workers face is how to comply with wage and hour laws. Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Labor issued a Bulletin discussing the Fair Labor Stand...

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AUSTIN, Texas—Texas taxpayers will pay $3.3 million to whistleblowers who reported alleged wrongdoing by their boss, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, to law enforcement, under the terms of a med...

As the third anniversary of the pandemic approaches, Abbe R. Gluck and Marcella Nunez-Smith reflect on the roles of a lifetime — creating a national response. On a very untypical August day in 2020...

Embattled attorney general was accused by aides of corruption Paxton will apologize to aides, won’t admit to wrongdoing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton agreed to pay $3.3 million in taxpayer m...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to pay four agency whistleblowers a $3.3 million settlement and will apologize for referring to them as "rogue employees," according to a tentative set...