A Times Square auction looms for the Junta Central Electoral over a $982,261 baseball-series debt tied to a voter-registration campaign among Dominicans in New York and neighboring states.

One commissioner broke ranks over the $1.28 billion budget, arguing the city should have cut taxes instead of holding steady.

Hundreds of Ohio doctors signed a letter blasting OSMA for snubbing one of their own — Dr. Amy Acton.

Seattle-area gas has risen roughly $1 over the past year, with the greater Seattle average reaching $5.682 per gallon.

Streets For All says palms guzzle water and barely cool LA streets — and its founder is also backing Nithya Raman for mayor.

Census data show 2025 incomes finally topped pre-pandemic levels, yet the bottom 10% of earners saw no significant change.

Lakewood and Jefferson lawmakers want fines utilities already pay to fund payouts for spoiled food and medicine.

A dozen-plus meetings across Greenville County will explain the countywide penny tax before November's ballot decision.

PICA is pitching premium cuts of 15% to 40% for Louisiana Citizens' commercial customers, but staying put could cost more.

James Gailliard says a GOP mailer exploited his son's 2014 death; Sen. Lisa Barnes calls the claim untrue.

Rogers's campaign says moderator Roop Raj is biased toward El-Sayed. Fox 2 says the show goes on regardless.

A Superior Court judge dismissed the suit with prejudice, but the Southern Environmental Law Center says an appeal is still on the table.

Delaware's primary runs on a closed system, not the open one some national outlets described, and a House bill to change that stalled in the Senate.