A Guam resort will pay $1.41 million to settle claims that it discriminates against non-Japanese workers by subjecting them to less favorable wages and benefits.

What you need to know The “starting position” in “public interest proceedings” in the Supreme Court is that an unsuccessful ...

With Trump back in the White House after having promised during the campaign to unleash “the largest deportation operation in ...

The Nassau Democrats’ lawsuit against Republican County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s creation of an armed citizen deputy ...

The judge set the hearing for Wednesday to determine whether the U.S. Department of Justice was justified in dropping the case.

A policy at Washington state agencies allowed Microsoft Teams messages between staffers to be automatically deleted after seven days.

By: Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana  Capital Chronicle INDIANAPOLIS — A bill moving through Indiana’s House would further loop ...

Sonoma State University is ending all of its sports programs and rolling back other programs amid a $24 million budget ...

A historic settlement can begin flowing to people and businesses affected by the fire, but consequences for the insurance ...

Four years later after a devastating winter storm swept through Texas, not a single witness deposition has been taken and not ...

Environmental justice advocates’ work just got even more difficult, but powerful legal statutes leave them with some support.

Trump's plan to reduce or shut it would hit NJ's poorest children, students with disabilities, & college students who receive federal grants and loans.