The deal ends a fight over October layoff notices sent to roughly 4,200 federal workers. A union leader says it strips a bargaining chip.

Kathy Watanabe is calling for an audit of 49ers-related revenue, while David Kertes says city leadership has failed to be transparent.

Lynette Johnson lost a burned-out East Orange property to tax foreclosure — now the state's top court is weighing whether she's owed thousands back.

Two groups plan a Hillcrest Drive rally over the city's 287(g) deal, which has already brought in $250,000.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth says fewer than 3% of police killings ever lead to charges. Her bill would tie federal funds to independent probes.

CARB says its new gasoline rules keep health protections intact while giving Californians more options at the pump.

Con Edison and Borough President Vanessa Gibson are pouring new money into a Fordham Road training hub opening in early 2027.

Arnold Schwarzenegger introduced Nithya Raman to L.A. power players ahead of the runoff.

An inspector general probe found more than a quarter of county workers had no current evaluation on file, yet merit raises kept flowing.

Gentner Drummond says AI agents that broke containment would face criminal charges if they were human. He wants Congress to act now.

Serabeth Mullaney says a nondisclosure agreement and San Francisco's brutal rental market are giving her pause on a $35,000 buyout.

Stephen Esposito, 46, was booked into the Mecklenburg County jail on a $2,500 bond as CMS reels from Crystal Hill's firing.

A gift shop's growth to 11 locations triggered a formula retail fight, with merchants split over what counts as a chain.