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A Georgia driver facing an improper lane change citation brought an unexpected piece of evidence to court after a police officer testified that he was responsible for a highway collision, despite never witnessing the accident himself.

Milner, Georgia lost its entire full-time police force after the mayor secretly placed a GPS tracker on the police chief's vehicle over timesheet concerns.

Prosecutors allege Austin and Colton Paulhus collected more than $1 million for 13 construction projects without performing any work.

Ian Choudri, who has led the train agency since 2024, leaves a troublesome legacy marked by budget woes, project delays and various scandals, including questionable taxpayer-funded trips by consultants.

Southern California Edison will credit $3.1 million to residential customers it billed for service deposits on or after April 1, 2020, under a $7.7 million settlement the California Public Utilities Commission approved Oct. 29. Customers who paid a deposit are due $100 each, and those who were billed but never paid are due $25, according... The post Southern California Edison must return $3.1 million to residential customers it billed for deposits on or after April 1, 2020, under a settlement r

(WBRE/WYOU) — Pennsylvania residents planning to visit their local county assistance office in November can expect even later openings, according to a statement from the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (PADHS.) Starting November 5, the opening time for county assistance offices across the state on Thursdays will change from 11:00 a.m. in the morning, to […]

Harmony Horsemanship Center — Approximate Program Site Since 2015. A horse farm outside Tyrone that started with fewer than 10 struggling veterans now serves 40 of them every week, and it just earned a major local honor for the work. Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship, a volunteer-run nonprofit offering free equine therapy to veterans battling post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anxiety, has been named the 2026 Season of Sharing recipient.

Open enrollment on Pennie, Pennsylvania’s state health insurance exchange, begins Nov. 1 for 2027 coverage. People who want a plan that starts Jan. 1 have to enroll by Dec. 15. The window for coverage that starts later runs into January. The dates for 2027 coverage The Pennsylvania Health Law Project says open enrollment for 2027 […]

Zitner's Fine Confections is making candy again, more than two years after its century-old North Philadelphia factory went quiet, with production of the beloved Butter Krak egg now underway at a new plant in Hatfield, Montgomery County. The company began production there in September, and its signature dark chocolate-covered egg is expected to reach Philadelphia-area grocery shelves in December, possibly before Christmas.

Pennsylvania has adopted new animal-testing restrictions requiring eligible animals to be offered a chance at adoption after experiments conclude, giving them a route from laboratory facilities into homes. Here's what to know. Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Senate Bill 381, the Beagle Bill, into law as Act 92 of 2026 after...