Supervisors voted 5-0 to tighten short-term rental enforcement, but a Temecula-area resident says a shooting near a rental still haunts her block.

Justices could send the case back to a lower court if the plaintiffs prove legal standing, threatening Kansas City's $600 million funding plan.

Councilmember Bob Blumenfield called the 90-year-old ordinance “uncommonly silly” as the LA Council voted 14-0 to strike it.

Aurora council members are eyeing limits on food truck density and hours, but Ward II's Amy Wiles says her food-desert ward could suffer.

Mama Clark Beauty says massage is among its services — now it's pushing Indio to rewrite a 2022 zoning rule.

Families launched a 'Save East Antioch' campaign within days of learning the school could shut its doors.

The tentative pact needs eight of 11 county council votes by September 4 to reach November's ballot.

Houston-area homeowners already pay over $5,600 a year; Abbott wants fortified roofs to earn discounts before 2027.

Charlotte keeps Carowinds and its 2,700 seasonal jobs, but loses the corporate crown after less than three years.

A federal judge ruled Parisa Sorbi's suit moot after the Ankara embassy formally refused her husband's visa under Trump's proclamation.

A Change.org petition wants Georgia lawmakers to explore unmaking Mableton, citing duplicate services and rising taxes.

The new $482.16 assessment passed without a single public comment. Voters get their say on pricier pickup in November.

The State Department is preparing what would be the largest mass visa revocation in U.S. history, targeting B1/B2 holders who later sought asylum.