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Public records raise questions about city's Target purchase - Reporter Newspapers

Reporter Newspapers

Public records raise questions about city's Target purchase Reporter Newspapers Public records show the property is about one acre smaller than the size officials regularly told the public, and the property also can't be used for certain kinds of businesses, something that could affect its value to a buyer.

Long Beach should name police involved in shootings, court rules - Los Angeles Times

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Long Beach should name police involved in shootings, court rules Los Angeles Times Ruling upholds a Superior Court order that the city must release the names in response to a public records request from the Los Angeles Times. A 35-year-old Long Beach man was fatally shot in 2010 when he pointed a water nozzle like this one at Long ... Court: officers names in shootings is publicOCRegister Police Shootings: Officers' Names Must Be Made Public, Court RulesKTLA Court rules officers' IDs are public informationSan Gabriel Valley Tribune Leagle.com all 33 news articles »

Tweets, postings trigger public records rules for officials - Sun-Sentinel

Sun-Sentinel

Tweets, postings trigger public records rules for officials Sun-Sentinel By Andy Reid, Sun Sentinel Every time local-government officials in Florida use social media in their public position they are creating a public record, something they're required to keep and produce upon request. More Broward and Palm Beach county ... and more »

PUBLIC RECORDS - The Newark Advocate

PUBLIC RECORDS The Newark Advocate A wallet, money and credit card were stolen from a vehicle on the 300 block of West Main Street between 12:45 and 2:30 am Monday. A purse, blank checks and a credit card were stolen from a vehicle on the 400 block of Wellington Avenue between 12:30 and ... and more »

Spokane Public Schools wants to charge requestors for public records - The Spokesman Review

Spokane Public Schools wants to charge requestors for public records The Spokesman Review OLYMPIA – Faced with a rapidly growing number of requests for public records, Spokane Public Schools wants to charge the public for the cost of locating and preparing those records. Mark Anderson, associate superintendent, said the district wants to ...