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Month: March 2021

State police liquor control enforcement issues Covid-19 violation notices and warnings

Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURG, Pennsylvania (WTAE) — Pennsylvania State Police said 17 violation notices and 31 warnings were issued as a result of COVID-19 compliance checks at licensed liquor establishments this weekend. In the Pittsburgh area, there were two violations and five warnings, according to statistics released by police. Compliance checks

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El multimillonario checo Petr Kellner era una de las cinco personas que murió en accidente de helicóptero en Alaska

Londres (CNN Business) — El multimillonario checo Petr Kellner fue una de las cinco personas que murieron cuando su helicóptero se estrelló cerca de un glaciar en Alaska durante un viaje de esquí el sábado. PPF Group, la compañía de inversión checa que cofundó Kellner, confirmó su muerte en un comunicado el lunes. «Con gran

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White House announces offshore wind energy initiative creating jobs and addressing climate crisis

The Biden administration announced Monday a massive, coordinated effort to bolster offshore wind energy projects in the United States to jumpstart a “clean energy revolution.” As part of the new initiative which spans multiple government agencies, the Departments of the Interior, Energy and Commerce committed to a shared goal of generating 30 gigawatts of offshore

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New York Times: White House to probe Trump-era ‘political influence’ in government science

The Biden administration is planning to probe “Trump-era political interference” in government science in an effort to prevent abuses in the future, The New York Times reported Monday. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is planning to announce later Monday the “formation of a task force aimed at identifying past tampering in

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Supreme Court to hear whether Republican attorney general can defend Kentucky abortion law

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide next term whether Kentucky’s Republican attorney general can defend a controversial abortion-related law that had been struck down by a lower court, keeping the legal fight going. Attorney General Daniel Cameron sought to defend the law after the state’s Democratic administration declined to continue doing so. The

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CDC extends eviction moratorium until June 30

WASHINGTON, DC — The federal ban on evictions has been extended yet again, bringing relief to tens of millions of renters struggling to catch up. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended its federal moratorium on eviction for non-payment of rent until June 30. It marks the third time the deadline for lifting the

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