What are Local Taxes in Fresno?
An important detail regarding local tax is that it can vary depending on where a person is living, working, or doing business in California.
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How Much Money Can You Make On Social Security Disability?
Overall, the amount of money you can make on Social Security Disability depends on your individual circumstances, and it’s best to consult with the SSA or a qualified financial professional for personalized advice.
Overcoming Injury: Legal Steps to Take After an Accident
An accident injury can be a life-changing experience that leaves you with significant physical and emotional scars.
Bus Accidents in California: Everything You Need to Know
Determining liability can be complex and involves a professional’s expertise.
3 Crucial Steps You Should Take After a Bus Accident
Another common trick that bus company representatives use is to ask victims to sign ‘’a few forms’’. You could be signing away your legal rights.
5 Common Injuries in Bus Accidents
If you’re sitting on the bus and it suddenly stops, you can easily hurt your head, neck, or spine.
Wetlands Decision Muddies the Water at EPA
A recent SCOTUS wetlands decision opens waterways to pollution for profit, while destroying natural buffer areas that purify water and protect cities.
Michigan Might Ban LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapy Next
Michigan may be next on the list of states banning this unethical therapy.
California Judge: Nude Scene in “Romeo and Juliet” Not Child Porn
The court found that the production and release of the 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet” was protected by the First Amendment, and that a nude bedroom scene featuring underage actors could not be considered pornographic.
Empty Pews, Politics and Civil Rights
Empty pews in American houses of worship signify an accelerating demographic trend moving away from organized religion. Will leaders react appropriately?