The Police Department yesterday referred inquiries about the change to the office of Corporation Counsel Michael D. Hess, who is defending the department and the city in the lawsuits.
And as we head towards December's climate change conference in Paris, we're seeing clear signs that in the halls of government, debate has shifted from the offices of ministers of the environment warning about climate change to the offices of ministers of finance assessing the likely price tag of dealing with and adapting to climate change.
Despite opposing Richardson's changes to the office, Beshear conceded that the provision of the state constitution that made him acting governor every time Governor Collins left the state was "archaic".
Several changes were proposed to the office of lieutenant governor during Beshear's tenure.
Several analysts from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup delivered an envelope full of cash, checks and change this week to the offices of The New York Times Company Foundation.
This year, we have an opportunity to vote for historic change in the office of State Superintendent of Instruction.
Under his leadership the agency undertook external and internal reforms to become a Utility of the Future, including structural changes to create offices of organizational development, energy and green infrastructure, investments in energy efficiency and development and ecological measures to improve water quality, affordability and billing reforms, and regulatory reform.
Furniture, makeup and clothes had to be changed every hour at the office of Walter Bridge, Kansas City lawyer in the spring of 1932, the fall of 1938, the winter of 1945, the summer of 1938.
In separate letters sent Tuesday to the longtime Republican climate change denier, the offices of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy said they have no intention of complying with Smith's demand, calling it "unconstitutional," "unprecedented" and "dangerous".
At issue earlier in the day were changes to the Office of Congressional Ethics, which was created in 2008 following the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal to address concerns that members of the House Ethics Committee had been too timid in pursuing allegations of wrongdoing by fellow lawmakers.
