Ten firms, including a Guam-based builder, will overhaul Navy fuel pipelines and tanks worldwide through 2031.

About 100 residents packed a Thornton library, pressing officials on water use, noise and utility ties before Commerce City's Monday vote.

The Railroad Commission of Texas ditched its public comment slot at monthly meetings in a split vote, pushing residents toward staff-run listening sessions instead.

The Maryland senator says he's not chasing Chuck Schumer's leadership post, but a 2028 run is very much on the table.

Graffiti abatement, library books and even fireworks got cut as Fullerton scrambles to fix a reserve shortfall tied to years of accounting errors.

A state judge ruled FDNY must give competitive exams for top EMS ranks, ending years of what a union president called insider picks.

With 700,000 mail ballots requested statewide, Secretary Galvin says local races, not the Senate race, will decide who shows up.

Nearly 1,900 delegates in Mount Pleasant made it official — Michigan Republicans haven't run an all-male executive ticket since 1978.

Spatial Equity, tapped by City Hall as a model landlord, is suing eight Shepherd Glenmore tenants in Cypress Hills over unpaid rent.

A Court of Claims settlement covers veterans charged for specialty military plates since October 2019, with full refunds and no fees deducted.

A developer opt-out clause could let Vision 2050 take effect December 21 despite Florida voiding the plan last year.

Despite fiery rhetoric on Gaza, Mayor Mamdani has never ordered the NYPD to cut ties with Israeli police or the IDF.

City officials say a 2002 deed bars commercial use, but the market has resisted returning to its old county lot.