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California EMS Chief Charged With Embezzlement And Drug Possession

Posted on January 18, 2019December 31, 2020 by Staff

In California’s Contra Costa County, the District Attorney’s office has charged a high-ranking official of the Fire Protection District with alleged illegal possession of fentanyl and midazolam. Richard Stephenson, a 19-year veteran firefighter and newly minted chief of Emergency Medical Services, has also been charged on suspicion of embezzlement, a crime that women perpetrate 51%…

Nirvana Suing Marc Jacobs for Copyright Infringement

Posted on January 17, 2019December 31, 2020 by Staff

At the end of December, Nirvana filed a lawsuit against fashion designer Marc Jacobs. The basis for the legal complaint is a that Jacobs used a smiley face symbol, which is “virtually identical” to the rock band’s logo, in the Marc Jacobs Redux Grunge collection. According to the attorneys representing the band, “Nirvana has used…

Legacy Of Kindness: 87-Year-Old Man Dies, Leaves 14 Years Of Gifts For Neighbor’s Two-Year-Old

Posted on January 3, 2019December 31, 2020 by Staff

The stigma and underlying perceptions put upon people who are elderly are unfortunate. It’s difficult to see loved ones age to the point that we’re forced to consider the approaching reality that they’ll no longer be with us. So it goes. The world’s population of people beyond 60 years of age is increasing. It’s expected to double…

Researchers Hack Twitter Accounts Using An Outdated Method Of Tweeting

Posted on January 2, 2019 by Staff

Researchers from Insinia Security, a London-based company, recently hacked into celebrity Twitter accounts to prove a very valuable point: the social media giant never closed security holes that date back to an older way of tweeting. Before the widespread use of smartphones and the accompanying Twitter app, users of the social media platform could post…

Florida Man Tries To Manipulate Target Stock Prices With Bombs, Gets 40-Year Prison Sentence

Posted on January 2, 2019December 31, 2020 by Staff

With outstanding consumer debt expected to reach a record high of $4 trillion by the end of 2018, we’re all trying to scrounge for ways to get more money in our pockets. Usually, we’d be all about encouraging people to take advantage of ways to make a few extra bucks, but we’re thinking something mild, like, driving…

Dallas Woman And Husband Face New Charges In Fake Dentist Scam

Posted on December 29, 2018December 28, 2020 by Staff

UPDATED 11/16/20 In Atlanta, Georgia a husband and wife team set up a dentist office without actually being dentists. How they pulled this off is a wonder since dentist job responsibilities take many years of school and training to perform. Dentistry is a specialized field that requires a license from the government in order to…

Officials Forced to Crack Down On NYC Airbnb Condos After Illegal Renting

Posted on December 14, 2018 by Staff

The average sales price in Manhattan was about $1.9 million for condos in existing buildings throughout the third quarter of 2017. Sure, NYC is expensive, but nearly $2 million for a living space? There aren’t too many people who can swing that. Even the 2 million Millennials who bought houses in 2017 likely didn’t spend…

Aftermath of Carr and Camp Fires Sends California Residents Reeling

Posted on December 14, 2018 by Staff

Summer typically signals a time for fun in the sun, but for residents living in the Redding and Paradise areas, the season was nothing short of devastating. Thousands of families have been displaced from their damaged or destroyed homes, with many experts saying that efforts to rebuild could take millions of dollars and several years…

Construction Workers Still Facing High Risk of Injuries

Posted on December 12, 2018 by Staff

All forms of construction play a big role in both society and the economy. In fact, the U.S. paving industry brought in $36 billion last year alone. But despite the important work that is done in the construction industry, construction workers still face a higher risk of injury or death than other professions. And according…

Innovative Designs Showcased At International Furniture Fair

Posted on December 10, 2018 by Staff

The U.S. flooring industry reported growth of 3.85% in dollars and 3.2% in volume from last year. As November comes to an end, there are some major changes coming to the flooring sector, especially in terms of design and innovation. According to Deezen, a flooring design approach was recently highlighted at the 2018 Stockholm Furniture…

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