He says the Hudson and Mississippi rivers are safe, but the open ocean may not be.

A city panel just chose reserves over layoffs, but Wildwood's police contract could eat 53% of its budget by 2031.

Erroll Williams says a hearing officer's outside job raises conflict-of-interest questions ahead of a City Council vote next week.

Cayuga Correctional Facility inmates could earn a Cornell business degree by 2027 — tuition and fees waived.

Tamarques Porter and Sable Otey take the helm of a board stripped of real power, promising focus on teachers and trust.

An Oklahoma Capitol hearing Monday will examine a Texas-style credit that could redirect business tax dollars to family-support nonprofits.

Mayor Danny Avula says Richmond's 99 license plate cameras lose value without regional partners like Henrico on board.

PS 59, PS 131 and PS 366 would shut for good as Buffalo tries to close a $78.8 million budget gap.

State investigators flagged over $10.6 million in MassHealth and SNAP fraud this year — but recovered less than $300,000 of it.

The streamer's biggest layoffs since 2022 would hit creative teams just before earnings day.

Three-term hopeful Doug Bankson faces Dr. Jarod Fox, who says vaccine rollbacks pushed him into the District 39 race.

Three new Assembly bills would force NJ colleges to use matching climate surveys and name safety liaisons.

Special envoy Tom Barrack pushed for his longtime business partner's firm to join a massive Iraq-Syria pipeline deal while holding a stake in its Oakley, California housing venture.