Tag: Justice
Providence school-zone speed cameras to resume Sept. 4
PROVIDENCE – School-zone speed-zone cameras are scheduled to begin activation starting Sept. 4, the Providence Police Department announced Wednesday.
The speed camera program, which launched...
Manafort jury told of doctored letter, condo lies, Citizens involvement
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The fraud trial of Paul Manafort resumed with prosecutors offering witnesses to focus on the nine bank-fraud counts against President Donald...
Former Rep. Carnevale pleads guilty to perjury; gets removed from ballot
PROVIDENCE – Former state Rep. John Carnevale pleaded no contest to one count of perjury before R.I. Superior Court Justice Bennett Gallo to charges...
Socially responsible retailing on College Hill
Every time someone buys a product at a new Providence retail store, something good is happening across the globe.
The concept behind Impact Everything LLC,...
DPUC denies attempt to revisit Block Island Fast Ferry dock issue,...
WARWICK – The long-running dispute between a company wanting to add seasonal ferry service to Block Island, and the town of New Shoreham and...
ACLU of R.I. files sex and age discrimination suit against Newport...
PROVIDENCE – The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island has filed a sex and age discrimination lawsuit against Newport Grand Casino, the organization...
Companies agree to clean up Centredale Manor Superfund site
PROVIDENCE – Emhart Industries Inc. and Black & Decker Inc., two subsidiaries of Stanley Black & Decker Inc., have agreed to clean up dioxin-contaminated...
Flint Audio-Video owners arrested on charges of conspiracy, soliciting another to...
SCITUATE – The R.I. State Police announced that the State Police Computer Crimes Unit has arrested the owners of the Middletown-based Flint Audio-Video for...
R.I. Attorney General files lawsuit against fossil fuel companies for impact...
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin has filed a complaint in Providence County Superior Court, suing 21 of the world’s largest fossil...
Supreme Court ruling on unions expected to reduce bargaining power
PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Wednesday to revoke what is known as “fair share” fees from public-sector union members stands in opporition...