The cutthroat recruitment efforts to land the smartest minds in Silicon Valley have hit a feverish new peak in recent days.

Clayton Harmston, who has been an SFPD officer for over 25 years, twice sued SFPD alleging anti-white discrimination.

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The headhunting firm that recruited former Police Chief Bill Scott to San Francisco about eight years ago is soon expected to ...

The suit will return to a U.S. District judge in Oregon to determine whether a new state law on short school days is working ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Tuesday cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s plans to downsize the federal ...

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