MSD Project Clear will start plugging sewer lines at delinquent businesses this fall — and residential shutoffs could be next.

The Bronx-founded charter network says withheld AP data — not academics — tanked its U.S. News ranking, hurting students' college odds.

Commissioners approved 47.5 new positions and $10 million to pay off debt early, even as the average homestead sees a small tax cut.

District 13's Russ Bradford nominated Hill over Council Member Jeff Preptit for the Metro Council's second-highest post.

Chevron's century-old Venezuela presence just got bigger, with plans to push daily output near 600,000 barrels.

A state panel says Susan Luken merely misspoke about her judicial past, clearing her path in the Bloom race.

A council committee backs a resolution urging the city to skip secret nondisclosure deals with data center developers, though it stops short of a ban.

SB 574 forces lawyers to verify every AI-generated citation or face sanctions — and it now awaits Governor Newsom's signature.

Council overrode a mayoral veto threat to add term limits alongside six committee-backed measures on the November ballot.

Reyzl Grace MoChridhe says she was pushed out of her library job after coming out as trans — despite disclosing she was Jewish when hired.

Union homeowners will save about $107.50 per $100,000 of assessed value as ECC drops its tax rate to levels not seen since 1970.

The hospitality union that helped elect Bass in 2022 has jumped to Raman, citing a fight over short-term rentals and the delayed “Olympic Wage.”

The city's rate is now 14 cents below its 2017 level, even as a new $25 million City Hall got built along the way.