Contrasting with the previous nominee, the Committee on Rules and Judiciary recognized former senator Clement “Caine” Magras as “adequately suited” for the role of Public Services...
The draft legislation targeting the thorough vetting of personnel within the Bureau of Information Technology and other governmental IT departments, alongside employees handling classified data, requires...
A legislative measure addressing the concern of first responders sharing graphic images from crime or accident scenes took a step forward during the recent Senate Committee...
Recent delays by the Waste Management Authority (WMA) in unveiling a five-year operational blueprint for the Bovoni Landfill have drawn criticism, especially in the wake of...
The Senate Committee on Rules and Judiciary convened on Thursday to review, among other items, two pivotal nominations for the Public Services Commission (PSC)—the esteemed body...
The authority of the Historic Preservation Committee (HPC) is being starkly challenged by Senator Kenneth Gittens following controversial decisions impacting iconic local symbols, such as the...
In a comprehensive legislative session last Friday, marked by intermittent power outages, senators passed crucial resolutions, confirmed nominees to pivotal boards, and approved several leases and...
The 35th Legislature of St. Thomas is setting the stage for an economic upswing as it greenlights leases for three significant local businesses. This week, the...
In the wake of ongoing protests by educators over work conditions in St. Croix’s public schools, the Senate Committee on Education and Workforce Development gathered last...
The Senate Committee on Budget, Appropriations, and Finance gathered this past Tuesday to reconsider the leasing terms for St. Thomas Rescue Inc. (STR Inc.), a volunteer-based...
