AG Becerra sues five companies for selling seafood products containing lead and cadmium without a warning

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA – California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed a lawsuit against five importers, distributors, and wholesalers of seafood for violations of Proposition 65 and California’s Unfair Competition Law. Testing conducted by the…

California News·Health and Wellness

AG Paxton sues for imposing unlawful shutdown orders

TEXAS – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a petition for temporary injunction and temporary restraining order in Travis County District Court to halt enforcement of Austin Mayor Steve Adler’s and…

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Man arrested for soliciting sex from a minor

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA – Dec. 28, 2020 – South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the arrest of Brandon Scott Moore, 31, of Leesville, SC, on one charge connected to the sexual exploitation of…

Police Blotter·South Carolina News

Man arrested on four charges of sexual exploitation of minors

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA – South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the arrest of Michael Conley, 36, of Lancaster, S.C., on four charges connected to the sexual exploitation of minors. Internet Crimes Against…

Police Blotter·South Carolina News

New Opinion from AG Herring could help boost minimum wage

RICHMOND- VIRGINIA —In an important official opinion issued at the request of Senator Jennifer Boysko, Attorney General Mark R. Herring concludes that Virginia universities and state agencies may require government contractors to pay…

Business News·Virginia News

AG Healey advises public about 2021 minimum wage increase to $13.50/hr

MASSACHUSETTS – Attorney General Maura Healey is reminding employees and employers that the state’s minimum wage will increase to $13.50 per hour beginning Jan. 1, 2021. The AG’s Office has made available…

Business News·Massachusetts News

AG Healey cautions residents about COVID-19 vaccine scams

BOSTON , MASSACHUSETTS — As Massachusetts proceeds with its first phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution, Attorney General Maura Healey is advising residents about potential scams and misinformation intended to exploit the pandemic, while…

Massachusetts News·Police Blotter

Massachusetts women stole funds from non-profit that she worked for

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS — A California woman who was a longtime resident of Massachusetts has pleaded guilty to charges in connection with a scheme to steal funds from a Charlestown non-profit where she previously…

Massachusetts News·Police Blotter

Jackson Mayor to rehire Lakewood Zoning Board law firm partner as chief legal counsel

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina on Tuesday is expected to rehire the law firm of Dasti, Murphy, McGuckin, Ulaky, Kourtouris, and Connors to a one year pay to…

Government News·New Jersey News

AG James and Gov. Cuomo halt collecting medical and student debt through January 31st

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that the state will renew, for the ninth time, an order to halt the collection of…

Government News·New York News

AG James launches investigation into ParCare Over COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James released the following statement in response to her office opening an investigation into ParCare Community Health Network’s distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in New York:…

New York News·Police Blotter

AG opens investigation into the death of Monica Goods

NEW YORK – The New York Attorney General’s Special Investigations and Prosecutions Unit has opened an investigation into the death of Monica Goods, who died on December 22, 2020, following an encounter…

New York News·Police Blotter

State Trooper vehicle hit from behind responding to I-290 car fire

Chicago, IL– On Jan. 4, 2021, at approximately 12:06 a.m., an Illinois State Police (ISP) District Chicago Trooper was on the scene of a car fire on Interstate 290 westbound at Harlem…

Illinois News·Police Blotter

AG Yost files lawsuits after complaints about home improvement contractors

COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed two separate lawsuits against contractors alleging that they failed to provide the home repairs and renovation services promised to and paid for…

Ohio News·Police Blotter

Cops bust man selling LSD, shrooms, pot in public park

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ – On Sunday, January 3, 2021, at approximately 1213 hours, Galloway Township Police officers were conducting a property check at Tartaglio Park 299 S. Genoa Ave., when they encountered…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Two arrested after high speed New Year’s Eve boat chase in hijacked boat

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FL – The Indian River County Sheriff’s Office has reported the arrest of two men for hijacking a boat, eluding police, and assaulting a law enforcement officer. According to…

Florida News·Police Blotter

Ohio settles hotel data breach suit for $2.4 million

COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has agreed to a settlement with Sabre Corporation after a multistate investigation involving 27 states of the data breach of Sabre Hospitality Solutions’ hotel…

Ohio News·Police Blotter

Attorney General Yost highlights 2020 fight against human trafficking

COLUMBUS, OHIO — The fight against human trafficking was and remains a top priority for Attorney General Dave Yost during 2020 as his office continued its multifaceted approach to end labor and…

Ohio News·Police Blotter

Man who killed brother, sister on family vacation in wrong-way crash had extensive criminal history

DAYTONA BEACH, FL – Danycka and Domynick Milis were a Wisconsin brother and sister on their way home from a night of driving around and looking at Christmas decorations when their lives…

Florida News·Police Blotter

Watch: In 2000, 2004 Democrats in Congress also objected to the counting of electoral votes in Presidential election

With the mainstream media flipping out over the Republican plan to object to the counting of the electoral votes for the 2000 and 2004 Presidential elections. Democrats also objected to the counting…

Politics·US and World News

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AG Becerra sues five companies for selling seafood products containing lead and cadmium without a warning

AG Paxton sues for imposing unlawful shutdown orders

Man arrested for soliciting sex from a minor

Man arrested on four charges of sexual exploitation of minors

New Opinion from AG Herring could help boost minimum wage

AG Healey advises public about 2021 minimum wage increase to $13.50/hr

AG Healey cautions residents about COVID-19 vaccine scams

Massachusetts women stole funds from non-profit that she worked for

Jackson Mayor to rehire Lakewood Zoning Board law firm partner as chief legal counsel

AG James and Gov. Cuomo halt collecting medical and student debt through January 31st

AG James launches investigation into ParCare Over COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

AG opens investigation into the death of Monica Goods

State Trooper vehicle hit from behind responding to I-290 car fire

AG Yost files lawsuits after complaints about home improvement contractors

Cops bust man selling LSD, shrooms, pot in public park

Two arrested after high speed New Year’s Eve boat chase in hijacked boat

Ohio settles hotel data breach suit for $2.4 million

Attorney General Yost highlights 2020 fight against human trafficking

Man who killed brother, sister on family vacation in wrong-way crash had extensive criminal history

Watch: In 2000, 2004 Democrats in Congress also objected to the counting of electoral votes in Presidential election

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