Power

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Ordered to Pay $11 Million in Damages to Motorcyclist after Collision

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Los Angeles, California – The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has been ordered by a jury to pay over $11 million to a motorcyclist who suffered severe injuries in a collision with a department van in 2019, according to the motorcyclist’s legal representation. The verdict was reached after intense debates in Los Angeles County Superior Court. On April 12, 2019, Grady Dillon was riding his motorcycle in downtown Los Angeles when he collided with a LADWP work van driven by Manuel Medina. Dillon, who was 38 at the time, sustained multiple fractures … Read more

Staten Island Power Couple Accused of ‘Double Dipping’ with Six-Figure Pensions and Salaries

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – A power couple consisting of the district attorney and a state Supreme Court judge in Staten Island is facing criticism for “double dipping” by receiving substantial taxpayer-funded salaries and pensions. District Attorney Michael McMahon and Judge Judith McMahon are both earning six-figure salaries while also collecting government pensions, according to sources. McMahon retired from government service in December but continues to serve as the borough’s chief prosecutor. It is likely that his pension is over $130,000. The situation has raised eyebrows among political insiders, who believe it is not a good … Read more

Unveiling the Power of Judicial Candidates on the 2024 Illinois Primary Election Ballot

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Chicago, Illinois – The upcoming 2024 Illinois primary election features a ballot filled with judicial candidates. While these races may not capture the same attention as the top positions, experts emphasize the importance of researching and considering every candidate. Judicial seats hold significant power and impact the lives of citizens in various legal matters. According to Alejandra Cancino, a senior reporter for Injustice Watch, judicial elections often go unnoticed and their inner workings remain elusive until one becomes involved in the system. Cancino highlights the extensive responsibilities of judges, who preside over traffic court, criminal … Read more

Challenging the Power: Urgent Call for Public Health Law Reform to Protect Citizens from Governor’s Potential Misuse

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Albuquerque, New Mexico – Public health laws in the state need urgent reform to prevent further abuses of power by the governor. These laws are at the center of a heated debate over individual freedoms, government authority, and the health and safety of the population. While public health measures play a crucial role in safeguarding communities, the potential for abuse of power cannot be ignored. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, governors across the country have been granted broad authority to enact emergency health measures. These measures have included restrictions on businesses, limitations on gatherings, and mask … Read more