When you’re planning a construction project in Malibu, few requirements are as crucial—or as commonly misunderstood—as the story pole installation process. For property owners looking to build or renovate in this coastal community, navigating the City of Malibu Planning Department’s stringent view assessment requirements can mean the difference between a project that moves forward smoothly […]

The phrase “nursing home oversight” should inspire confidence. In practice, it often reveals a system struggling to protect the state’s most vulnerable residents. Georgia’s long-term care facilities house over 40,000 elderly and disabled adults, yet inspection reports, complaint data, and investigative journalism consistently expose gaps in monitoring, enforcement, and accountability. These aren’t abstract policy failures—they […]

When families separate, the courts face one of their most critical responsibilities: determining custody arrangements that protect children while respecting parental rights. Beginning in 2024 and stretching to this year, legislators across the United States have recognized that traditional approaches to family law often failed to adequately safeguard children, particularly in cases involving domestic violence, […]

Divorce is often discussed as an emotional or legal milestone, but that framing overlooks a critical reality: separation is a major safety transition. For adults and children alike, the period surrounding divorce can introduce heightened risks related to personal security, housing stability, financial strain, and child well-being. From a safety perspective, divorce is not a […]

Pedestrian safety in the United States continues to deteriorate, with multiple recent incidents underscoring how vulnerable people on foot are—even in ordinary environments like local highways, suburban streets, and residential corridors. While each case differs in circumstance, the underlying themes are the same: limited visibility, high-speed roadways, impaired driver awareness, aging populations, and infrastructure not […]