New York Times tech staff on strike for ‘unfair labor practices,’ return-to-office policies
On Monday, one day before Election 2024, more than 600 tech workers at the New York Times went on strike for unfair labor practice.
On Monday, one day before Election 2024, more than 600 tech workers at the New York Times went on strike for unfair labor practice.
Virginia authors Jodi Meadows and Maleeha Siddiqui will headline the first-ever Queen City Word Fest on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024, in Staunton.
Harrisonburg will add three new electric school buses to its fleet. It will own five electric buses after this purchase and has enough space to hold up to 10 in the transportation department’s garage.
An aide, on Jan. 6, 2021, informed Donald Trump, sitting alone in the White House dining room, that Vice President Mike Pence was being evacuated after the rioters had gotten within 40 feet of his U.S. Senate office.
A career in journalism and Instructional Technology has equipped long-time resident Jeff Overholtzer to run for Staunton City Council.
Canon Virginia, Inc., a leading global manufacturer of consumer and office products, will expand its manufacturing facility in Newport News.
In January 2023, Dan Gunnells was one of 20 Staunton city residents vying for a seat left suddenly vacant by the resignation of then-Mayor Andrea Oakes.
A Belarussian and Ukrainian national has been charged in the Eastern District of Virginia with leading international computer hacking and wire fraud schemes.
On Saturday, September 7 and Sunday, September 8, 2024, the city of Staunton will celebrate the 250th anniversary of Lord Dunmore’s War.
The Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition Institute announced the first 10 members of its new Board of Directors yesterday.
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