Children the Law Section Blog The Family First Prevention Services Act refocuses child welfare goals from reaction to prevention, requiring qualified residential treatment programs to meet more stringent qualifications for funding
A new bill approved by the Senate on Thursday would allow the state Board of Equalization to charge a $265 licensing fee to tobacco retailers every year rather than a one-time fee of $100, and increase the existing $1,000 annual licensing fee assessed on tobacco distributors to $1,200
This executive order declared a national emergency in Iraq and gives the President broader sanction authority to target individuals who perpetuate the conflict, provide arms in the conflict, or otherwise exploit those involved
Whether its brisk walking, cycling, swimming, or even weight training, incorporating at least 30 minutes of exercise into your daily routine can make a significant difference