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Honolulu City Council softened Mayor Blangiardi's plan, naming MOCA an office instead of a department after salary questions arose.
Mayor Dorcey Applyrs proposes a $355.2 million budget with new fees and a city sales tax to close Albany's fiscal gap.
A new bill would send NOAA to map decades-old toxic barrels near Catalina Island, where DDT has already been tied to sea lion cancer.
The Detroit firm says Mark Hackel blocked a deal county commissioners approved unanimously — the latest clash in a years-long power struggle.
At least $237 million is headed back to misclassified Lyft drivers, California officials say, though Lyft denies any wrongdoing.
Governor Healey wants Washington to speed up review of a gas pipeline expansion tied to Eversource's new 10-year supply deal.
Measure EE could raise $4.2M a year for San Bruno as the city faces roughly $22M a year in revenue at risk over the next few years.
The state board's new standards end a nearly 175-year-old math sequence starting in 2028-29. Millbrook High students already see the shift coming.
Lake Mary newcomer Charline Santos is taking on two-term incumbent Amy Lockhart, with transit costs and Amendment 3 fueling the fight.
An Oakland judge halted the fee for a second time as DHS pushes a $103,265 permanent rule instead.
The Senate's unanimous vote sends the Fulton museum toward a rare designation shared by fewer than 2,500 U.S. sites.
A touring campaign brought its anti-tax-break, pro-transparency message to Box Elder County as the Stratos data center edges forward.
Judge Jacob Reynolds has outraised challenger Alex Quagge nearly 3-to-1, but labor unions and prosecutors are lining up behind the Army JAG veteran.
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