STERLING HEIGHTS Planning about planning was the focus of discussion at a special meeting among Sterling Heights officials over the direction of how the city’s land will be used in the future.
A 69 year old partially blind man will spent the next 2 years and 9 months in prison after he fought and pulled an unlicensed firearm at a 24 year old mechanic in a supermarket, mistaking him for someone who had stolen his cell phone.
More than three years after 15 laundry workers first lodged their complaint with New York Attorney General Letitia James, the employees all Latina immigrant women finally received the first checks for their owed salaries. The case is emblematic of what can be a long road to justice for victims of wage theft, which lawmakers estimate impacts some 2.1 million New Yorkers each year.