U.S. attorney: No pressure from White House, AG's Office to speed UAW probe
U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider says he thinks the UAW is “trying hard” to reform itself from within and that he’s hopeful new policies could be put in place before 2021.
Many COVID-19 workers comp claims are rejected in Florida
Thousands of Florida workers, including people on the front lines battling the coronavirus pandemic, say they have gotten infected with COVID-19. But state numbers show that insurers have refused to pay nearly half of the workers’ compensation insurance claims filed by first responders, health care professionals and other workers.
Calif. approves utility program to expand EV charging
The $437 million effort will fund the installation of nearly 40,000 chargers, the California Public Utilities Commission said in a statement.
Mount Dora nursery with medical marijuana license sells for $14 million
A nursery in Florida’s medical marijuana industry just sold its Mount Dora location to a real estate investment trust based in New York, according to a report in GrowthSpotter.
NHTSA to give automakers more time to comply with EV sound requirements
The agency — responding to an emergency petition submitted by the Alliance for Automotive Innovation — said it is giving the industry more time because of disruptions to global supply chains caused by the coronavirus pandemic.