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Columbia at COP26: Climate Change and Public Health
Many of the world’s leading climate experts gathered recently in Glasgow, Scotland to discuss the state of our planet’s environment at the 26th Annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).
Immigrant workers in meatpacking plants were hit hard by COVID. Few want to talk about it.
When COVID-19 hit the nation’s meatpacking plants and infected thousands of workers in the spring of 2020, it was widely reported.
OPM affirms $15 minimum wage for federal civilian employees
The Office of Personnel Management will now pay all federal workers a minimum of at least $15 per hour. OPM’s guidance[CS1] directs agencies on adjusting pay rates for General Schedule and Federal Wage System employees stationed in the U.S and how to use administrative authority for other pay systems, with implementation of the changes by Jan. 30.
Possession of a Loaded Firearm and Controlled Substance
On January 21, 2022, at 8:36 P.M., Southwest deputies conducted a vehicle stop in the area of La Paz Road and Temecula Parkway for equipment violations. Deputies contacted the driver, who initially provided a fictitious name to conceal his identity.
REMAINS OF WOMAN REPORTED MISSING IN 1977 IN TUSTIN IDENTIFIED BY THE REGIONAL COLD CASE TEAM
REMAINS OF WOMAN REPORTED MISSING IN 1977 IN TUSTIN IDENTIFIED BY THE REGIONAL COLD CASE TEAM
