Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill restricting land purchases by foreign agents from countries like China, aimed at protecting national security but criticized as xenophobic.

The Conyers FY 2024-2025 Budget will be open for public inspection from May 1-June 5, with city council meetings and a public hearing scheduled for community input before adoption on June 5.

Paula Guzman appointed the new Director of Atlanta's Mayor's Office of International & Immigrant Affairs by Mayor Andre Dickens, with a focus on enhancing the city's global connections and supporting its immigrant community.

Butts County is sending out 2024 property assessment notices to residents. These reflect the fair market value as of January 1, 2024. Appeals can be made within 45 days of receipt. The county emphasizes a consistent decline in millage rates.

Conservative states are suing the federal government over a directive protecting transgender students' rights, claiming it oversteps states' rights and threatens local laws.

Georgia has enacted "Wesley's Law," signed by Governor Brian P. Kemp, allowing anti-opioid meds in government properties, such as schools, to combat overdoses.

Lawrenceville has made the proposed FY 2025 budget available for public review at City Hall and has scheduled public meetings for input before formal adoption on June 26.

Cobb County offers early voting for their General Primary/Nonpartisan Election with extended hours, including weekends, and an online map to check wait times.

Republican candidates for Georgia's 3rd Congressional District debated issues like immigration and abortion, with ex-Trump aide Brian Jack emphasizing his connections. Mike Crane, Mike Dugan, Philip Singleton, and Jim Bennett also participated.

Donald Trump criticizes Joe Biden by unfavorably comparing him to former President Jimmy Carter, drawing skepticism regarding the relevance and accuracy of such a comparison.

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to begin an "Economic Opportunity Tour" to highlight the Biden-Harris administration's economic achievements, starting on April 29.

Early voting has commenced in Georgia for the May 21 election with judicial positions and party primaries on the ballot. Voters can also request mail ballots until May 10.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed Addy's Law, imposing a $1,000 fine for illegally passing a stopped school bus, with jail time of up to a year possible.