#public-service

#public-service

Alina Garcia has hired Jenny Nillo, a former employee with a controversial history, into Miami-Dade's Elections Department.

Israel's security and democracy are under threat, prompting urgent action from former leaders.

Jonathan Bergsma's diverse career reflects his commitment to public service and helping others find purpose in their professional lives.

Jim Walden receives endorsement from the NYPD Retired Sergeants Association, highlighting his support for law enforcement.

Clinton emphasized unity and the importance of respecting differences during the Oklahoma City bombing remembrance, highlighting the risks of political polarization.

Representative Joe Courtney attributes his public service drive to the inspiring example set by his parents working at the FBI during World War II.

The Ad Council has elected 17 new members to its board to enhance its mission addressing national issues.

Manolo Reyes was honored as a dedicated public servant at a memorial service attended by hundreds, reflecting his impact on Miami and beyond.

Mary Wainwright was an influential educator and public servant dedicated to community safety and social justice in Berkeley.

Karenna Groff, recently awarded NCAA Woman of the Year, tragically died in a plane crash alongside her family.

A Randolph police officer was struck and killed by a train, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.

South Dakota allows law students to bypass the bar exam via an alternative licensure program focused on public service experience.

The BBC Make a Difference Awards celebrate community members who positively impact others across the UK, expanding to include Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.