Cal OES leaves it to employees to flag which emails count as key records before the 90-day purge kicks in.

Oakland Elementary, Academy 360, JFK High and RMP Noel improved enough to sidestep intervention, but three others still face a make-or-break year.

The panel meets Wednesday at LAUSD headquarters as parents push for a moratorium on student AI use after the district's costly chatbot collapse.

Deputies marched the third-place GOP governor candidate down a rear stairwell after commissioners raised the county's Israel bond cap to 5%.

Downtown has just six 24-hour public toilets, and city planners say too few vendors can meet Minneapolis winter specs.

Republican challenger Barry Wernick wants the Islamic Association of North Texas and a nearby church swapped for public schools before November.

A new state audit blames DDS clerical errors, not fraud, after 395 registrations were approved despite citizenship flags.

A new October event replaces STL Startup Week's seven-year run, with UMSL leading a paid summit on AI, geospatial tech and agtech.

A former OSU earth sciences professor hid his role in Beijing's Thousand Talents Plan for years before the university reported it to federal agencies.

Texas says Chris Nettles' ministry owes nearly $800,000 after a childcare meal program audit. His Fort Worth childcare center already shut down in April.

State regulators quietly rewrote the rules for deregulating aging buildings, then applied them backward — and one developer says it could cost $150 million.

Ohio's ratepayer advocate says her three-year-old federal complaint is still waiting while unreviewed grid spending doubles.

Brockton's council cleared the mayor to pursue municipal aggregation, but a councilor is pressing Good Energy on how it actually profits.