A federal judge in Seattle has told the city and the Department of Justice to come up with a plan to address an "inadequate" officer-accountability...
Federal prosecutors investigating two deadly crashes of the Boeing 737 MAX had done their homework, says local expert Peter Lemme, who was summoned to Washington...
U.S. District Judge James Robart told a packed courtroom the city must fix deficiencies in the closed-door appeal process for officers who have been fired...
Several probes and reviews have been launched into the process that led to the FAA's certification of Boeing's 737 MAX.
The four were killed when a tower crane plunged to the street on Saturday afternoon.
According to legal experts, some public companies voluntarily disclose they are under criminal investigation while others opt to say little to their shareholders and others.
The suit alleges Boeing "effectively put profitability and growth ahead of airplane safety and honesty," misleading investors about its core commercial airplanes operation.
Allegations involving improper training were upheld within a different group of inspectors, the official wrote.
