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An Executive Order would compensate employees working without pay as the partial government shutdown stretches into its seventh week
Why leaders who wait for alignment are quietly creating paralysis instead of progress
From cash reserves to daily habits, the real safety net is what you build before things go wrong
You will ski with heavy packs. You will stabilize patients in deep snow. You will make complex transport decisions while balancing weather and terrain. And you will do it alongside teammates who become lifelong friends.
Donated by Google and YouTube, the new fleet will help LAFD and Arcadia firefighters reach injured or stranded people faster in rough terrain, traffic and crowds
After FDNY EMS unions warned that low pay could drive out 1/3 of the EMS workforce, EMS1 readers said the same problems keep coming up: pay, cost of living, public perception and a system that still undervalues EMS
Stone County Ambulance District will improve response times with a donated building, saving taxpayers thousands
A vote on the information request is postponed as Worcester officials call for broader discussion, amid lawsuit alleging the city’s 911 system improperly sends armed officers to behavioral health emergencies
The agency says the move is temporary and part of a routine quality review, but public health experts say the scope of the pause is unprecedented