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The Colonial Pipeline resumed service Wednesday night after a ransomware attack took down operations.

As dean of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, commentator Joseph Nye is seeing a steady decline in the number of his graduates going into government. He says federal agencies are poorly equipped to meet the challenges of the 21st century -- and their employeees lack the proper skills in information technology, economics and management. By contracting so much work to companies outside of government, the government has left less challenging work for its own employees. He suggests President Bush raise the salaries and the profile of public service employees.

A transit system serving the South Coast has announced a number of service changes to try to improve performance, as well as continuing some changes…

A Central Coast bus system reports that for the first time since the start of the coronavirus crisis, it’s returned to providing full service.In March,…

The White House is expected to release new information Tuesday about President Bush's military service, including attendance records and other documents related to his time in the Air National Guard. Democrats have recently revived charges that Bush failed to fulfill his duties in the Guard during the Vietnam War. Hear NPR's Bob Edwards and Boston Globe reporter Walter Robinson.

Thousands of Japanese Americans were forcibly incarcerated at various sites in the U.S. during World War II.

The U.S. Postal service has reported a loss of $384 million. It seems the economy may force what neither snow, nor heat, nor gloom of night could: Postmaster General John Potter has asked congress to give him the option to halt deliveries on one of the lower-volume mail days.

about the aftermath of Hurricane Fran in Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. Rains from the storm caused the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers to overflow their banks and flood the town. Harper's Ferry has a rich history, and today is home to several museums and historic buildings. But before the floods, National Park Service employees took the preemptive step of removing and preserving thousands of artifacts from the town's museums.

Oxnard Fire Department launched a new EMS Corps Program.

Commuter rail service adds more than two dozen trains to Southern California routes, getting back to near pre-pandemic levels.