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Stonehaven neighbors in Pelham say $100 tickets for parking in their own driveways feel unfair after decades without issue.
Council Member Alejandra Salinas says her plan uses city leverage without costing taxpayers more — a vote could come this month.
Council members pledged to keep city funds away from Starbucks until baristas get a contract, joining a growing national boycott.
The state gets $10 million by October 31, with up to $35 million more riding on a Missouri lawsuit against GE and other buyers.
More than 400 residents packed a meeting to fight a dam-and-dredging fee plan in Wonder Lake, Illinois. Leaders now admit it needs a rework.
The new top rate kicks in for Monday's Usher and Chris Brown concert, part of a citywide fee surge covering a $157.7 million shortfall.
Energy Innovation projects a $9,300 cumulative increase for Oregon households through 2040 — the highest of any state.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani renewed his call for Washington to enforce the ICC warrant against Netanyahu, even as he concedes New York has no power to act.
Couples statewide now wait 48 hours for a license, after officials linked rushed ceremonies to fraud and coercion cases.
Republicans say suspending the fuel taxes through Dec. 31 could save drivers $2.75 per gas fill-up and $5.49 for diesel.
Exit 11 Coffee's owner hoped to reuse her $10,000 trailer sign at the new Phoenix Center I building, but Washington's code says no.
A statutory safeguard just paused New York's wage hikes, but home care aides still get a raise to $20 an hour.
A 22-month state review found a $566,000 gym, inflated enrollment counts and background-check gaps — while Newark calls it a clean bill of health.
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