Banks and schools were closed. Federal and state offices were not open. But at the Cayuga County Office Building, it was business as usual.  Juneteenth, the anniversary of when the last enslaved people were freed in Texas, was officially observed on Monday. It became federal […]

Thirty-Five Years Ago This Week: State Rep. Faye Flemming, R-Thornton, told The Colorado Statesman “everything in my organization is in place” to deal with furious voters and their election to attempt to recall her. Less than six weeks after taking office, Fleming switched her party […]

ST. LOUIS — The former head of the St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council says the national union’s decision to put its Chicago office in charge of St. Louis was “nothing more than a political coup d’etat,” that “illegally” gave it control of “tens of billions” in assets held […]

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Hundreds of health care workers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center plan to begin a 5-day strike Monday. The employees are among some 2,000 workers represented by SEIU United Healthcare Workers West. They say they’re underpaid, and accuse the hospital of unfair labor […]