The hand-carved cross and Nativity stay put at El Pueblo as merchants call the ruling a win for the plaza's heritage.

Jalen McKee-Rodriguez must pay dual reprimands after a citizen board found he shared a constituent's email obtained through city channels.

Proposed rules would require zoning administrator and council approval to leave the historic register, ending two decades of easy opt-outs if adopted.

Roggin Report panelists question a proposed Taser purchase for Palm Springs police after officers used the weapons seven times.

Florida Carry and Gun Owners of America name Mayor Donna Deegan and Sheriff T.K. Waters in a suit over firearm turnaways at city venues.

The new rate adds nearly $80 to a typical Bastrop homeowner's annual tax bill starting Oct. 1.

Ross faces an $83,000 surcharge, Wynn a $183,000 hit — both say the levy illegally punishes non-voters.

Mill Creek Park's 1 p.m. rally morphs into voter canvassing at 2 p.m., with satellite events from Lee's Summit to Johnson County.

A Monday night storm cut power and computers at the downtown Las Vegas hub, closing recorder, treasurer and clerk counters.

Dayton-based CareSource and Molina Healthcare are quitting Ohio's ACA marketplace for 2027, forcing tens of thousands to pick new coverage.

Mary Luros supports ADUs; Jim Hinton opposes red-light cameras.

Hathaway Elementary students could move to Gause Elementary as Washougal weighs closing its oldest campus over low enrollment.

The new site lets users ask plain-language questions instead of hunting through federal agency pages, officials say.