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The arrests mark the second major federal enforcement operation in the area in less than a year.
The chief assistant treasurer allegedly ‘bypassed ethics rules and city procurement policies’ to benefit a tech company where a friend worked.
Last year, the agency had arrested 1,700 child predators and more than 300 human traffickers.
Americans should never have to wonder whether a procedure was done out of medical necessity or for profit, officials say.
The U.N. International Maritime Organization said it would temporarily pause its evacuation operation pending further clarity.
The Supreme Court is expected to release even more consequential rulings next week.
The ruling converts a preliminary injunction that the judge had issued a year ago into a permanent ban.
The LA city controller said the fire has already cost city taxpayers $3 million in LAFD costs.
A shooting at a library in Northern California on Monday left two people dead and a suspect is in custody.
About 450 defendants were charged in a record-setting crackdown on Medicaid and hospice care fraud schemes, officials said.
The judge said he would allow the administration to file an amended complaint.
Walmart, Sam’s Club, and 7-Eleven are some of the defendants in the case.
‘Bipartisan, bicameral legislating is never easy—but progress matters,’ said Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.)
The plan is to develop the world’s first quantum computer capable of powering advanced scientific research by 2028.
The queries by WSIN on behalf of ’three dozen' federal and out-of-state agencies involved the investigation of criminal activities.
Users could be redirected to fake websites, risking financial fraud and theft of personal information, the agency says.
A smoke advisory remains in place for particle pollution from the days-old fire.
The fraudsters allegedly obtained food stamps and health and disability benefits, many via identity theft, said the Justice Department.
A behavioral analyst underscored the state’s case against 29-year-old accused of sparking a blaze that led to one of the most destructive fires in U.S. history.
