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Tim O’Brien says the city withheld key records for more than a year; the mayor’s office insists it handed over hundreds of pages.
The council voted down the slate pairing former Mayor Jean Quan with attorney Nicholas O'Brien-Kovari, citing his active litigation against the city.
A split council vote sends the fate of Bell Gardens' public water system to the ballot, with two members warning residents could lose control.
Students backed Prop 40's 5% billionaire tax while Gov. Newsom and Silicon Valley donors push back hard.
Didi Okpareke's federal filing shows zero spending even as her Meta ads reached up to 175,000 screens across New Mexico.
A top legislative economist says the fund behind New Mexico's free child care program needs a course correction or it will go broke.
Meta struck a deal for Zuckerberg to remain in California or another jurisdiction where Meta is headquartered and be based near its headquarters for eight years after he mulled fleeing Proposition 40.
UNM's new graduate program adds a medical social work track the university calls the first of its kind in New Mexico.
Jurors split 6-6 after more than 10 hours weighing Argo Group's claims that rival Dual North America poached 27 employees and trade secrets.
The Nov. 6 Kīhei event connects local innovators with NASA, NOAA and other federal agencies offering seed funding.
The $18.6 million plan would raise the town tax bill on a home assessed at $200,000 by about $22, even as the town dips into savings.
Nearly 300 officials gathered in Mobile this week as Alabama's new law pushes 466 municipalities toward required ethics and budgeting courses.
Lawmakers pressed Maureen Larsen on staff turnover and stalled projects tied to the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant program.
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