The city is appealing a ruling that gutted its bar permit system, while just one plaintiff remains in the case.

Most of the departed OCPS workers were support staff, caught in a federal crackdown affecting over 350,000 Haitians nationwide.

A global memory chip shortage is pricing Chromebooks out of reach just as Pennsylvania mandates online testing for every student.

A 2015 D.C. fraud finding against the founder went unchecked before Baltimore County approved her charter school.

Fresno County leaders say a Sacramento law forcing a road tax onto the ballot tramples local control, and a lawsuit could follow this week.

Parents and neighbors say NorthPoint Development wants to build near a former chemical plant in Modesto, and they’re not having it.

Napa now splits global partners into two tiers, with Visit Napa Valley vetting every new suitor before it reaches the council.

Morrison, 76, used his 40-minute farewell to warn of a hiring freeze, insolvency risk and outside interests pushing the city to overspend.

A D.C. judge ruled the Energy Department cannot force requesters to re-confirm interest in old FOIA files or lose them entirely.

White Earth's dispensary chain grew from an idle potato chip plant to 200 jobs, and Connecticut, Wisconsin and New York want in on Minnesota's model.

Seven Democrats faced off at Miramar City Hall as early voting opened and a new poll showed Shevrin Jones pulling ahead of Oliver Gilbert.

Sun Broadcasting president Jim Schwartzel tops a 10-way Republican primary with just 13% of the vote — and half of voters still undecided.

Faith leaders at Halifax Mall warned Senate Bill 153 could scare immigrants away from reporting crimes to police.