Colorado submitted the maximum allowed under federal rules, hoping to top the $3.2 billion already invested statewide.

The GOP nominee wants language help pushed outside the classroom entirely, and he's calling Coastal Commission staffers idiots.

Superintendent Brenda Cassellius says school closures could still be decided this year, but the committee tasked with setting criteria hasn't finished the job.

Mayor Steve Bird says the pause would let Dixon study impacts before more applications arrive.

Kirsten Snowden, now Nathan Vasquez's top deputy, says Schmidt punished her with a 1% raise for backing his rival.

Lodi Unified wants bonds for leaky roofs and security upgrades, and says the levy won't rise. Voters have said no before.

County estimates swing from under 500 to 18,000 statewide, exposing a data gap as coverage is set to lapse for Ohio refugees and asylees.

Across Arizona Tours says the surcharge already scared off customers and wants it struck down entirely.

The Justice Department says Energize Denver's building caps illegally reach into federally regulated furnaces and water heaters.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is keeping the license-plate cameras but tightening the rules after audits found hundreds of improper searches.

The chipmaker's new $235 billion repurchase ceiling dwarfs its 2004 buyback cap of just $300 million.

Two new laws target the rotten-egg gas that's spiked at Nestor monitors, with worker protections for lifeguards and park rangers next.

Gov. Newsom signed AB 2017 into law, making California the second state after Washington to recognize both Eid holidays.