Lawmakers approved helmet rules, alcohol bans and fines up to $750 — plus a carve-out letting e-bikes onto the Helderberg-Hudson Rail Trail.

A federal judge found Elon Musk engaged in intimidation against ex-FEMA CFO Mary Comans, who lost her job over a false $59 million claim.

The South Carolina congresswoman's bill would make losing plaintiffs cover survivors' legal fees in retaliatory defamation suits.

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission says it will boost public access Thursday, but critics call the end of virtual meetings a step backward.

Council members want restaurants and small shops with just 10 years in business to qualify for grants up to $20,000.

Three candidates face student questioners live on WBEZ as a reopened ethics probe shadows CTU-backed Hilario Dominguez.

San Ygnacio residents say they kept contractors out for four and a half months and still hold river access.

The district hasn't filled a mid-term board vacancy in a decade, and a special election would run taxpayers $250,000.

Just one of 216 CARE Court filers in Sacramento finished the program, officials told the council this week.

A Manhattan judge permanently barred the Dobbs Ferry fund manager after years of frozen valuations hid losses from investors.

The city council approved Good Behavior Dispensary on Saravanos Drive, with one alderman casting the lone no vote.

Assembly Bill 5529 would force every district role with student contact to stay human, from counselors to cafeteria staff.

Cleveland's zoning pause on new data centers is set to expire October 20, 2026; a council proposal would extend it through January 29, 2027, to finish the rulebook.