Action News Jax’s Ben Becker is uncovering a potential conflict of interest involving Kids Hope Alliance CEO Dr. Saralyn ...

The state's monthslong audit of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation includes details about potential conflicts of ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — One Ward Two candidate has some concerns about the election. He claims there are some legal issues with a polling place and his opponent being the executive director of a ...

The new policy requires LAHSA authorities who have a conflict of interest to be "fully recused from contracting processes, ...

Government activity is often characterized by terms not fully understood by the public. One example is “conflict of interest.” For local governments, this is defined by a single paragraph of North ...

The leader of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has been cleared of misconduct related to her signature appearing on a $2.1 million contract with her husband’s employer, according to the ...

On September 26, LAist published an article about LAHSA's recent adoption of a new conflict of interest policy. Among other things, the policy requires managers and employees who make financial ...

This article explores legal challenges in nonprofit formation and governance, focusing on the importance of sound board management practices and conflict of interest safeguards. For attorneys advising ...

A new law is poised to make governance easier for nonprofit organizations throughout New York state while improving board oversight in key areas including finance, handling conflicts of interest and ...

California’s elected office watchdog this month fined Sonoma County Supervisor Lynda Hopkins $3,000 for a conflict of interest violation in 2019. The fine stems from a $20,000 grant that the Board of ...

The ethics standards in the Minnesota Legislature are facing fresh scrutiny after a prominent state senator didn't disclose a former legal client poised to benefit from a bill he sponsored. DFL Senate ...

Q: What an absolute breath of fresh air at the mere mention of fiduciary duty by a newly elected board member in your Oct. 6 Las Vegas Review-Journal column. At times, I have wondered if that idea, ...