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Month: April 2022

City of Bend to drop lawsuit against C.O. Peacekeepers over public records fees, pay $18K in court costs

The city of Bend has agreed to drop its lawsuit against the Central Oregon Peacekeepers group over a $3,600 fee charged for a public records request, and to pay $18,000 in attorney fees, saying a recent ruling by Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel that the city’s fee structure is legal was a key goal of the legal action.

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El último cambio de Biden sobre la deuda estudiantil acercará a 3,6 millones de prestatarios a la condonación de préstamos

Alejandra Ramos Washington (CNN) — El Departamento de Educación está realizando más cambios en el sistema federal de préstamos para estudiantes que acercará a millones de prestatarios —algunos de los cuales pueden haber estado previamente en indulgencia— a recibir la condonación de su deuda estudiantil. Estas nuevas acciones, anunciadas el martes, son los últimos movimientos

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Man who pleaded guilty to killing philanthropist Jacqueline Avant is sentenced to 190 years to life in prison

By Taylor Romine, CNN A 30-year-old man was sentenced to 190 years to life in prison for the 2021 murder of Jacqueline Avant, a philanthropist and the wife of music icon Clarence Avant, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office announced Tuesday. “Today marks the end of a tragic case that rocked our community,” District

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