The Fulton County Jail Subcommittee invites public testimony at the State Capitol, with the session chaired by Sen. Randy Robertson and to be live-streamed for wider access.

Georgia Republicans, led by Majority Leader Steve Gooch, celebrate the governor's signing of their legislative priorities into law, including tax relief, tort reform, educational reform, and public safety initiatives.

Georgia strengthens penalties for illegal drag racing and reckless driving with a new law, as Governor Brian P. Kemp signs Senate Bill 10 into law at the advocacy of Sen. Emanuel Jones.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp signs SB 189, an election integrity bill aimed at modifying ballot counting, voter challenges, and candidacy requirements.

Georgia's appeals court will review a decision concerning the involvement of District Attorney Fani Willis in an election interference case involving former President Donald Trump.

Clayton County is actively seeking individuals for positions in more than 20 departments, offering diverse job opportunities for a robust local workforce.

The Fulton County Board of Registration & Elections met to discuss preparations for the upcoming elections, focusing on ensuring a smooth voting process.

Cobb County has welcomed a new prominent figure in the legal arena, as Superior Court Judge Ann Harris assumes the role of President of the Co...

Atlanta's Mayor announced a $500,000 investment in the Clean Energy Plan, establishing the Atlanta Community Energy Trust Fund to help households reduce energy burdens and meet a clean energy goal by 2035.

Atlanta prepares for the visit of Kenyan President Ruto and First Lady on May 20-21 to discuss cultural and economic partnerships, further cementing the city's international diplomatic role.

Atlanta's mayor has allocated $2 million from the General Fund to support the Summer Youth Employment Program, offering jobs to young people at an average wage above minimum wage.

Gov. Brian Kemp has approved a $36.1 billion budget for Georgia, leveraging a $10.7 billion surplus to enhance spending on education and healthcare, and laying the groundwork for future tax cuts.

Georgia's S.B. 420 law bans "foreign adversaries" from buying land near military sites, raising national security and xenophobia concerns. Critics recall discriminatory laws against Asians, while proponents cite Chinese entities as security threats.