ACLU of Rhode Island
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Defending fundamental rights and freedoms in the Ocean State since 1959. riaclu.org
The ordinance would:
– add a $300 surcharge on landlords for each student tenant renting exclusively with other students
– require colleges to give the city detailed info about students living off-campus
– add a $300 surcharge on landlords for each student tenant renting exclusively with other students
– require colleges to give the city detailed info about students living off-campus
November 13, 2025 at 7:01 PM
The ordinance would:
– add a $300 surcharge on landlords for each student tenant renting exclusively with other students
– require colleges to give the city detailed info about students living off-campus
– add a $300 surcharge on landlords for each student tenant renting exclusively with other students
– require colleges to give the city detailed info about students living off-campus
We think it’s clear the Civil Rights Act of 1990 was meant to apply to ALL governmental bodies and that the State should not be free to discriminate under it, and we are hopeful the RI Supreme Court will agree.
October 22, 2025 at 7:04 PM
We think it’s clear the Civil Rights Act of 1990 was meant to apply to ALL governmental bodies and that the State should not be free to discriminate under it, and we are hopeful the RI Supreme Court will agree.
The leaked data included Social Security numbers and personal health care information.
The approved agreement means that the people who submitted claim forms will receive free credit monitoring for five years and various levels of compensation.
The approved agreement means that the people who submitted claim forms will receive free credit monitoring for five years and various levels of compensation.
October 22, 2025 at 3:45 PM
The leaked data included Social Security numbers and personal health care information.
The approved agreement means that the people who submitted claim forms will receive free credit monitoring for five years and various levels of compensation.
The approved agreement means that the people who submitted claim forms will receive free credit monitoring for five years and various levels of compensation.