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Month: August 2024

Navajo Nation adopts changes to tribal law regulating the transportation of uranium across its land

Associated Press The Navajo Nation has approved emergency legislation meant to strengthen a tribal law that regulates the transportation of radioactive material across the largest Native American reservation in the U.S. The move is in response to the revival of a uranium mining operation just south of the Grand Canyon that has drawn much criticism

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Ya inició la selección del jurado del juicio que enfrentará un hombre acusado de matar al empleado de una gasolinera en Indio

Lina Robles En la corte de Indio inicio la selección del jurado del juicio que enfrentara un sujeto sospechoso de apuñalar y matar al empleado de una tienda en Indio en marzo del 2020 cuando lo confronto en el estacionamiento de “Circle K” ubicada en el Hwy 111 cerca de la calle Jefferson.Se trata de

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Former California employee to get $350K to settle sexual harassment claims against state treasurer

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The state of California has agreed to pay a former employee $350,000 to settle her claims that Democratic state Treasurer Fiona Ma sexually harassed her. The agreement filed Friday in Sacramento County Superior Court stems from a 2021 lawsuit filed by a former employee of the treasurer’s office — Judith Blackwell

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No. 23 USC unveils its revamped defense in Vegas with last season’s embarrassment still stinging

AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — Just about everybody involved with Southern California’s defense last season still seems embarrassed about it. The Trojans turned in one of the worst overall defensive performances in this school’s proud football history in 2023. Coordinator Alex Grinch was fired and head coach Lincoln Riley became a national punch

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