The federal government won’t release a standalone inflation report for October. It will instead publish limited October price numbers together with November data with a delayed release on Dec. 18, the ...

Thirty-five local organizations presented 46 project pitches to a committee of community members and a room full of residents Wednesday, March 5 for the The Resident Directed (ReDi) Grant 2025 program ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will report the delayed September Producer Price Index and import/export price indexes within the next two weeks, it said Tuesday. The government's economic ...

The trustworthiness of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) data on inflation, employment, wages, productivity, and consumer spending has historically been a concern only for cranks and conspiracy ...

The ongoing shutdown of major pieces of the federal government has meant missed paychecks for federal workers, no new loans from the Small Business Administration, no giant panda cam from the National ...

The recent partial government shutdown has led to a significant disruption in data processing at the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This shutdown began after October 1, 2025, when Congress failed ...

The integrity of the U.S. government’s economic data has come under fire after the Bureau of Labor Statistics revised payroll gains for May and June sharply lower on Aug. 1. Concerns about the ability ...

The Redmond Economic Development Inc. will host an educational networking event Oct. 29 to talk about the future hiring trends, projects and initiatives. The News and Brews event will be from 4 p.m.

Tom Boggioni is a writer, born, raised and living in San Diego — where he attended San Diego State University. Prior to writing for Raw Story, he wrote for FireDogLake, blogged as TBogg, and worked in ...

[2025/6/7] Training code for SiT w/ ReDi released! 🎉 You can use sample_ddp.py script to sample a large number of images in parallel. This script generates a folder of samples as well as a .npz and ...

The recent release of revised employment statistics — in which 911,000 jobs thought to have been created over the course of a year seemingly vanished — sharpened the debate over how well President Joe ...