Government limos take ministers 2.6 million miles (Daily Telegraph)
Ministerial limousines have driven politicians 2.6 million miles in the last year - a rise of 10 per cent of the previous 12 months, new figures reveal.
Sacramento accountant pleads guilty to $13 million Ponzi scheme (The Sacramento Bee)
William Murray, a Sacramento accountant who stole more than $13 million from 52 clients between 2001 and 2009, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to mail fraud and interference with tax administration.
Sacramento accountant pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme (The Sacramento Bee)
William Murray, a Sacramento accountant who stole more than $13 million from 52 clients between 2001
Arsonists destroy £130k car fleet (BBC News)
A couple who rent wedding cars vow to be back in business after their fleet of classic vehicles was destroyed in an arson attack.
Sacramento Man Pleads Guilty To Ponzi Scheme (CBS 13 Sacramento)
A Sacramento man has pleaded guilty to stealing millions in a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme, and his remaining property will be liquidated to make restitution for his victims as part of his plea agreement, according to officials.
Airport Ground Transportation (WMBB TV Panama City)
Any taxi cab or limousine company that wants to provide service to the new airport will be allowed, if they can meet the standards specified by the Airport Authority Board.
Webber: I'm not losing any sleep over Vettel (Crash.Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
Mark Webber has insisted that he is not losing any sleep over the challenge he is likely to face from team-mate Sebastian Vettel during the F1 2010 World Championship campaign, arguing that there are a lot of quick drivers out there and some pretty good teams but acknowledging that continuity is a real feather in Red Bull Racings cap. On paper and on the basis of pre-season testing, there ...
Ben Bromley: Beware animals gone wild (Baraboo News Republic)
Ben Bromley: Beware animals gone wild
Thousands gather for police funeral (Mississauga News)
Thousands of officers representing police forces across the country have arrived in Mississauga today for the funeral of Artem “James” Ochakovsky, the first Peel Regional Police officer to be killed while on duty in the past quarter-century.
Webber 'not losing sleep over Vettel' (Planet F1)
Mark Webber insists he's not losing any sleep over team-mate Sebastian Vettel and the challenge he will pose during the 2010 season.