Federal Pullback on California Rail Project Signals Investment Shift
The Trump administration's termination of $4B in funding for California's High-Speed Rail marks a shift in U.S. infrastructure.
Armstrong's $16.5M fiber-optic project to connect 1,500 Butler homes
Armstrong's $16.5M fiber optic project, supported by $12.5M federal funding, will bring high-speed internet to 1,500 Butler County locations, boosting connectivity.
AFSCME urges swift House vote on Protect America’s Workforce Act
AFSCME President Lee Saunders urges an immediate House vote on the Protect America’s Workforce Act to safeguard federal workers' rights.
Rally Honors John Lewis' Legacy Amid Rising Rights Challenges
On July 17, CNA hosts a rally in Oakland to honor John Lewis, amid fears for 3.4M Californians losing health coverage due to the Big Bad Bill.
Retiree Urges Congress to Protect Medicare and Medicaid from Cuts
Jeff Birttnen urges Congress to protect Medicaid and Medicare as the budget bill threatens cuts, impacting seniors, healthcare, and public service workers.
Metro Transit Ambassadors Win Major Gains in Teamsters Contract
400 Metro Transit Ambassadors in Los Angeles ratified their first Teamsters contract, securing major gains.
Google's $25B Data Center Expansion Aims to Boost AI Infrastructure
Google plans to invest over $25 billion in AI infrastructure in the PJM Interconnection grid, boosting U.S. innovation.
Governor Shapiro's Strategy Boosts PA Economy with $25B Investment
Governor Shapiro's strategy has attracted $25 billion in investments, leading AI innovation and energy solutions, creating 11,000 jobs in Pennsylvania.
Delta Air Lines Settles $8.1M Lawsuit for Misuse of COVID Relief Funds
Delta Air Lines settles for $8.1M over alleged misuse of pandemic relief funds, highlighting union and oversight roles.
AFSCME Organizes Angola Prison Staff, Gains 263 New Union Members
In April, AFSCME organized Angola staff, gaining 263 members to address disciplinary issues and low staffing, aiming for better conditions for all.
