SEIU Local 1000 says the Lottery ducked legally required contact info for hundreds of workers — and it's not the only agency doing it.

The American Legion's national convention brings thousands to the Kentucky International Convention Center through September 3, with a VA claims clinic on site.

Initiative 362 cleared signature hurdles in all 35 state Senate districts and now needs 55% approval statewide.

James Crawford's attorney sent a demand letter alleging breach of contract, two years after his stormy 2024 firing.

Andy Green kept FoxTalk running despite a CCA ban on newsgathering, and the college's own conduct process found him not responsible.

Council Member Julian Ramirez delayed the vote, saying the Fourth Ward zone lacked a coherent affordable housing plan.

LAPD had been citing sidewalk vendors near MacArthur Park under a law meant for homeless encampments. Bass wants those citations wiped out.

Gavin Newsom heads to Alabama and the Carolinas next week, stumping for Democrats in red turf as his term as governor winds down.

The Texas congresswoman keynotes the 111-year-old chapter's fundraiser in Sharonville on October 3, themed “Unapologetic.”

Supervisor Joelle Gallagher wants the county to move fast on a zoning-based moratorium modeled after San Mateo's ordinance.

Mayor Mamdani's team revives a Koch-era screening custom that Eric Adams broke last year, giving the City Bar a formal voice again.

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.

Riviera Beach's new ordinance targets sinking, waste-dumping boats in the Intracoastal — with fines up to $500 a day for repeat offenders.