Houston requires spying beyond bars and other establishments. Officials in Houston, Texas, have voted to require an array of businesses—including bars, convenience stores, and strip […]
Over $1 million was stolen by California sheriff’s deputies from an armored vehicle company serving state-licensed pot businesses. The federal government agreed to repay it. […]
Eric Adams, New York City’s Mayor was the target of some criticism for taking part in the capture of Frank James the Brooklyn subway gunman. […]
The last two years brought a public reckoning around public sector unions, the collective-bargaining groups that represent workers in government positions. Recent news reminds us […]
Police raided Cristal Starling’s apartment in Rochester in New York in October 2020. They seized $8,000. Starling wasn’t charged, but Starling may not see the […]
Fresno (California) has tried to stop citizens documenting homeless encampments. To stop the violation of First Amendment rights, American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California […]
Police officers could frame people, file bogus charges, conjure evidence out of thin air—and, in most of the U.S., they would still be immune from […]
For 45 days, police won’t allow bodycam footage from disputed incidents to be released by the police.Kaun Green might have saved lives. The Contra Costa […]
An argument between neighboring families that started when a 7 year-old boy was accused for littering turned into a fight with Fort Worth Police Officer […]
Pandemic money used to employ parking cops, fund prisons, and construct hotels. At a time when many residents were struggling due to job losses and […]
