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Costco Aus expansion shines light on ban policy
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (535+ words) Costco is famous for its “risk-free” return policy, but taking advantage of the generous system could cost you your membership for good. While the exact threshold for a ban remains secret, the warehouse giant routinely revokes memberships and tears up…...
NY Ethics Opinion Warns Attys On Qui Tam Deception - Law360 Employment Authority
1+ week, 3+ day ago (74+ words) NY Ethics Opinion Warns Attys On Qui Tam Deception law360.com Law360 | The Practice of Law Law360 Authority | Deep News & Analysis Law360 Pulse | The Business of Law NY Ethics Opinion Warns Attys On Qui Tam Deception By Jaime Jones, Kenneth Coffin and Michael Mann…...
Woman accused of using student’s information to make terrorist threats avoids jail time
1+ week, 5+ day ago (151+ words) MARYSVILLE — A woman accused of using a student’s information to make threats against an Ohio school learns her sentence. 38-year-old Colleen May was sentenced on Aug. 27 to five years of community control, according to our news partners, WBNS. May pleaded…...
Hochul vows to enforce anti-ICE rules for local law enforcement
2+ week, 4+ day ago (467+ words) (The Center Square) — New York law enforcement agencies face limits on cooperating with federal immigration crackdowns under a state law that went into effect Tuesday, even as dueling lawsuits over the new rules play out in court. "Local police will…...
Sex, drugs, and 'no-show overtime': What happened to Albany's workplace culture probe?
4+ week, 1+ day ago (489+ words) ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — More than a year before an explosion at an Albany Department of General Services fueling facility injured two city employees, workers were already raising concerns about workplace safety, retaliation and misconduct within city departments, including DGS. Those complaints…...
The Lights May Go Out in the City That Never Sleeps: Could a New Law Leave NYC in the Dark?
4+ week, 1+ day ago (712+ words) New York's skyline may look a little different after 11 p.m. if state lawmakers approve a sweeping proposal designed to reduce light pollution. The measure, called the Dark Skies Protection Act, would establish new rules for outdoor lighting across residential, commercial, industrial,…...