There aren't enough tools at the disposal of law enforcement to keep our communities as safe as they could be.

But there is no place for people to cross the street.

The regulations would establish different levels of cleanup depending on how the area will be used in the future. It's unacceptable. You don't really have to fully remediate. When you say, 'We're only going to use it for industrial uses,' it doesn't have to be as clean.

The idea is to return these sites to the status they were before they were polluted. That's what a cleanup is.

I think that the Koval case demonstrates we cannot rely on sex offenders for honest information about their whereabouts.

People who come here without regard to the law, we can only expect they're not going to abide by all the other laws once they get here. They're here under the radar screen to begin with.