Georgia's Tax Revenues See Slight Uptick in November Despite Year-to-Date Decline
Georgia's tax revenue increased by 2.3% in November, with collections totaling $2.38 billion, though there's a slight year-to-date decrease of 0.1%. Income tax collections are down, but sales and use taxes are up.
Atlanta Embarks on Mission to Strengthen Ties with South Africa through the Atlanta Phambili Initiative
Mayor Andre Dickens led a delegation to South Africa to strengthen U.S.-South Africa relations through the Atlanta Phambili initiative, focusing on trade, investment, and cultural ties.
Gwinnett County Greenlights Road Upgrades and Civic Center Revitalization, Strengthening Infrastructure and Urban Design
The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved infrastructure initiatives including a grant for road resurfacing, a new traffic roundabout, and an amendment to revive the Civic Center Overlay District.
Atlanta Officials Accused of Favoritism in 311 System Bidding, City Attorney Denounces Inspector General's Report
A report by Atlanta’s OIG alleging favoritism in a bidding process led to a dispute between the city attorney and the OIG, with a task force meeting to discuss the watchdog's methods.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Service Delays and Employee Safety amid Georgia Mail Crisis
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy defended the USPS amidst delivery delays, referencing the "Delivering for America" plan. Delays in Georgia were a focal point, with concerns about service and worker safety raised.












