About 27,000 New York couriers will get checks over $1,000, some topping $5,000, in the largest labor settlement in city history.

Missouri's auditor is digging into the Special School District of St. Louis County after a scathing federal report on restraint practices and a looming budget crunch.

Katie Wilson wants a cross-department team hunting for savings as Seattle faces budget pressure.

The Navy is planning a P1102 weapons-magazine project at Naval Submarine Base New London under a design-bid-build solicitation.

The county council voted unanimously to study data centers rather than ban them, sparing existing projects like Microsoft's Annapolis Junction campus.

Yuma is among the parties challenging a 2,033 acre-foot water sale to Queen Creek while also eyeing a fight over federal Colorado River cuts.

Reshard Snellings says South Fulton ignored a records request for two months, despite a 2024 consent decree meant to fix the problem.

The measure sailed through the Legislature with zero no votes before Gov. Gavin Newsom rejected it. Its nickname traces back to a rapper's run-in with deputies.

Frey and Timberwolves brass talk new arena sites while C.H. Robinson's CEO lobbies Congress after a Texas jury verdict.

Patrick Villa says the Board of Regents rushed a tuition hike without hearing from faculty like him.

Davis voters get ballots one day before the council considers a 374-acre farmland trade tied to Measure W.

Measure V funds counseling, sports and libraries in West Contra Costa schools, but critics say the district can't be trusted with the money.

Reserving or selling a performer circle on Fremont Street is now illegal, with enforcement stretching from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m.