Mayor Andre Dickens is siding with Summerhill residents who have fought the cauldron's relocation since 2024.

Starting this week, NYC building owners can buy unlimited Tier 4 credits at $35.52 apiece to dodge Local Law 97 penalties.

Sumpter Township canceled its 60-day Flock trial just after voters rejected a police millage that could still cost the department 41% of its budget.

Appointed Sen. Darline Graham and Rep. Ralph Norman faced off in Greenville with the August 25 runoff just eight days away.

The deal caps eight years of litigation and pushes total payouts to $107.1 million, with lawyers set to claim up to a third in fees.

Council members called the PRIDE Enterprises contract a remnant of slavery, rejecting it 5-2 despite the group's own St. Petersburg headquarters.

Retired trial lawyer Maja Kristin surprised every teacher in the San Anselmo and Fairfax district with a check, calling local school funding an injustice.

Local 858 says it built its own hardship, scholarship and safety programs after cutting ties with the state union in 2024.

YES Prep West Elementary opened in Alief with seats still open for Pre-K through second grade, even as nearby districts close campuses.

A new watchdog report counts 17 billionaire-level ambassadors and 8 of 23 Cabinet members worth $100 million or more.

Elementary, middle and high schoolers all landed in different buildings this week as Millwood finishes a years-long facilities overhaul.

A new WalletHub study gives Texas a women's equality score of just 41.89 out of 100, with the state ranking 49th in education and health.

Brooklyn's own House leader says he won't back single-payer bills — and Ro Khanna is already pushing back.