The California Supreme Court effectively ended a 13-year legal battle brought by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness seeking the right to solicit money inside airport terminals.

How much can be expected of foundations and what can philanthropic largesse really achieve?

Deciding how and to whom to give money that grieving community members donate in the wake of killing sprees “can be the source of intense competition and renewed sorrow.”

In Rhode Island, the General Assembly appears to be nearing in on a plan to remove nonprofits’ exemption from paying the state’s 7 percent sales tax.

The economy may be on the upswing, but the Great Recession’s impacts will be seen in state and local budgets for many years to come.

Performing arts groups in the San Francisco Bay area are discovering that while they might enjoy strong box office receipts, drops in donations are making this a very tough year.

In Georgia, the Hart County Recreation Department just reversed a policy of charging most nonprofits for using the County’s recreation facilities.

Whenever a newspaper issues broad-brush statements about nonprofits and politics that are clearly wrong, nonprofits ought to take the opportunity to educate the public.