“Clean slate” laws call for updating court databases and creating algorithms to automatically clear records for minor offenses.
This summer’s patio season gave a boost to many restaurants. Colder weather means new arrangements for outdoor diners.
The American Rescue Plan earmarked $20 billion for tribal governments. But the allocation formula favored a handful of tribes.
If you can’t pollute less, pay someone else to pollute less for you. Carbon offsets sound simple but are complicated in practice.
When the wind is blowing and the sun is shining, how can we store power to use when they aren’t?
Investment firms might be able to pay more for renovations, but critics say they accelerate evictions.
Brentin Mock of Bloomberg CityLab says Candyman represents what bad, racist housing policy created and what gentrification tries to erase.
Critics have intensified calls for a new Federal Reserve chair following Powell’s financial disclosures, says Rachel Siegel of The Washington Post.
Along with protecting the lunch hour, the bank also suggested meetings should be no more than 45 minutes.
For starters, California is the biggest agricultural producer in the U.S.
