…offices during its September fly-in. During the past month, Congress completed its remaining fall agenda items. December commenced with the successful passage of a five-year, $305 billion transportation bill —…

…to communicate with the injured employee, the employer’s TPA and the medical provider to resolve complaints promptly. The Fresno WCCP also uses medical-legal case nurse advocates; a joint committee (JC)…

…Justice (www.openjustice.doj.ca.gov), is a public clearing house of law enforcement data, including arrest rates, deaths in custody/arrest-related deaths, and the number of law enforcement officers killed or assaulted in the…

…Privacy and Consumer Protections Committee. Because they were unable to reach a compromise, the bill was held in committee and is now a two-year bill. AB 86 by Assembly Member…

…aims to update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA), would require the government to obtain a warrant to compel service providers to turn over the contents of customer…

…complaints alleging misconduct to access basic information related to the complaint — including whether the complaint was sustained, the factual findings and any discipline imposed or corrective actions taken —…

…the streets helping our communities.” “We have a responsibility to provide our police officers with the tools, training, and equipment they need to safeguard our streets and protect our communities,”…

PORAC Member Spotlight San Bernardino Police Officers Association Incorporated in 1953, the same year as PORAC, the San Bernardino Police Officers Association (SBPOA) represents almost 200 members of the San…

…across the nation on policing issues. Multiple congressional committees have held hearings on issues such as community-police relations, police militarization, and the use and implementation of body-worn cameras. Lawmakers have…

…as an increase in the number of complaints filed with the FPPC mean that a PAC must be in compliance with these requirements to be politically effective and also to…