Tag: Peter F. Neronha
Report: Second company dismissed in Washington Bridge lawsuit
PROVIDENCE – A second company has been dropped from state’s lawsuit against construction and inspection companies that worked on the failed Washington Bridge, WPRI-TV...
Is Attorney General Peter F. Neronha right that insurers are to...
The R.I. Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner on Sept. 29 approved another year of double-digit health insurance premium increases for many Rhode Islanders.
The...
R.I.’s first inspector general could come from Washington or Florida
The director of investigations for the Palm Beach County, Florida’s inspector general’s office, the top watchdog for the U.S. Capitol Police and his investigations...
New federal escrow rule could cloud mortgage market
For thousands of Rhode Island homeowners, the outcome of a legal fight over mortgage escrow accounts could determine whether money they set aside for...
Should former state Rep. Julie Casimiro have resigned as soon as...
Former Rep. Julie Casimiro, D-North Kingstown, recently resigned under pressure to give up her General Assembly seat after moving to South Carolina.
She moved as...
Neronha joins lawsuit challenging Amazon’s overinflated advertising prices
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha, with a coalition of attorneys general from 21 other states and the Federal Trade Commission, filed a...
3 R.I. business owners charged with labor-related crimes
PROVIDENCE – Three Rhode Island business owners have each been charged with labor-related crimes, including wage theft, following complaints referred to the Office of the...
Neronha files objections to proposed individual health insurance rate hikes
PROVIDENCE – Attorney General Peter F. Neronha on Tuesday filed objections with the R.I. Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner in response to requests made...
33 apply to be R.I.’s first inspector general. Few may qualify.
Nearly three dozen people want to be Rhode Island’s first inspector general to root out waste and improve government efficiency. But the pool of...
R.I. healthcare system struggles to make recovery
Massive cuts to insurance, persistent staffing shortages and widespread financial woes continue to vex Rhode Island’s healthcare system in 2026, though the Ocean State...
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