Copper wire theft is disrupting California transit systems, causing costly damage and delays. Proposed legislation aims to curb these crimes with tougher penalties.

The Wyoming Legislature’s decision recently to strengthen penalties for misdemeanor theft is a move that reflects a growing concern shared by many small businesses and communities across the state.

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The inquiry, led by Sahil Kumar, sub-divisional magistrate (SDM), found that substantial quantities of soil were extracted ...

Security at the pump is tighter than ever but criminals are adapting. A Florida investigation uncovered a novel approach used ...

Every year, the IRS publishes its “ Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams, highlighting the most common schemes targeting taxpayers. The 2026 IRS Dirty Dozen list includes phishing emails, ghost tax ...

A former employee of the upscale French Laundry sued the Yountville, Calif., restaurant, alleging wage violations. A ...

Townsville Mayor Nick Dametto has warned that “persistent and increasingly dangerous” metal theft is putting lives at risk ...

Colorado municipalities are overhauling their sentencing structures following a Colorado Supreme Court ruling in December ...

Last week, PDRM arrested four suspects believed to be involved in cable theft on the MRT Putrajaya Line, which happened near ...

PeopleFinders reports seven signs of tax-related identity theft, emphasizing vigilance and prompt action to protect financial ...

The IRS released its 2026 "Dirty Dozen" tax scams list to protect taxpayers from identity theft, phishing emails, fake ...