A Salinas-based attorney says she believes the immigrant community is feeling desperate right now, doing everything they can to secure legal status in the U.S., causing some to fall victim to scams.

First Alert 6 recently came in contact with a fake $100 bill that might cause someone to do a double-take, but only if ...

In all, $20,000 turned up missing and Daphne Police were quickly able to develop 46-year-old Lori Nicole Smith as a suspect. ...

The man she met on a dating app gave her promises of a romantic relationship while asking her to send money as, he claimed, ...

Ever since the invention of money, there have also been counterfeits. As money has gotten increasingly complex and difficult ...

Police say a crime syndicate coached former young offenders, inmates and school students. A third of prisoners at one NSW ...

Behind the slick websites and promises of a world-class education a shadow industry has thrived — one where colleges and migration and education agents have spent decades exploiting the system.

Some vendors have figured out how to maintain ultralow prices: Trick the U.S. postal service into delivering products for ...

National security operatives have seized a stash of dollars, gold bars, and counterfeit Ghana cedis at Sapeiman. The stash of ...

Musk drove fringe viewpoints on USAID into the mainstream on X as the Trump administration halted the humanitarian relief ...

Super Bowl commercial this year has an estimated cost above $7 million — a “great value buy,” says Liquid Death CEO Mike ...