La Quinta's mayor and a council member are pushing back as the district seeks new parcel tax revenue amid payroll growth.

Salary hikes and class-size caps remain unresolved as Pasadena Unified cites a county-monitored fiscal crisis.

Carmine Dionisio says a six-day notice window and damaged fencing near Starr and Rainbow left him more questions than answers.

AB 1457 forces cities and counties to bring disadvantaged communities into local land-use decisions by mid-2031.

The two-year-old court has already tried its first jury cases, but West and East Texas still have no access.

Resolution 542 would bar city property from immigration enforcement and force employees to report ICE contacts.

Three BVSD parents want a judge to pause the district's four-school closure plan, claiming the board skirted open-meetings rules.

Up to 185 UAGC enrollment workers could get payouts after women were paid thousands less than male peers for the same jobs.

Thurston County judge sides with sheriffs who sued, calling parts of the law overreach. The state says it will appeal.

More than 900 Seattle police employees got swollen June 12 paychecks after a clerk used 2020 pay rates instead of 2024 figures.

Five commissioners were dismissed as a poll showed most Alabamians wanted to keep PBS. Two commissioners remain on the board.

The City Council split 6-2 to send the question to voters, with critics warning of ballot fatigue on crowded even-year slates.

Harris told a North Natomas crowd of about 100 that Kiley is dodging his real politics while Pan has done the work.