Arbitron CEO resigns after violation of policy (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Arbitron Inc., which measures radio audiences and provides other media information services, said Monday its CEO Michael Skarzynski resigned because he was found to have violated an unspecified company policy.

Merced city, county officials swarm Capitol Hill (McClatchy Washington Bureau)
WASHINGTON â?” Some Merced County leaders are learning on the job this week as they seek millions of dollars in federal aid.

New Toledo tabloid aims to be voice for those without homes (The Toledo Blade)
By TOM HENRY BLADE STAFF WRITER Call it a new breed of publication, a so-called "street newspaper" in which authors show their affection for outdoor trash receptacles, a health-care program on wheels, housing shelters, faith, God, and all t

Toxic conditions cited in Eastern Health lab review (CBC.ca)
The lab at Newfoundland and Labradors largest health authority is plagued by a toxic working environment and distrust between colleagues, a review has found.

Governors prod Washington on renewable energy (The Christian Science Monitor)
Anxious over lack of progress on a new energy bill, a group of 29 state governors has sent the White House and Congress a list of renewable energy recommendations, seeking support for wind and solar projects.