A Tel Aviv billboard lumps Mayor Mamdani in with Hezbollah's chief and Iran's new supreme leader ahead of Israel's October vote.

A new Sacramento museum show pairs 1950s deportation newsreels with modern detainee testimony, including a Honduran nurse held for six months.

Golden State Water wants $176 million more from LA and OC customers by 2030, and more than 230 residents have already told the CPUC no.

Novi Community Schools needs 40 teachers to accept buyouts by Sept. 27 or layoffs could begin with the least senior staff.

Nassau's Bruce Blakeman rolled out a property-rights and tax-cut platform, days after a Trump rally and a Long Island poll bump.

A new Badger Battleground Poll has Crowley up 48-44, but pollsters warn his name recognition still trails Tiffany's badly.

The Cuyahoga County executive is campaigning hard for Courtney Scheff, hoping to erase the council's lone Republican vote.

The median Round Rock homeowner could pay $1,566 in city taxes next year as falling home values and new fire stations push the rate up.

Backers say the $15 million-a-year fund could aid 7,100 newborns annually, but skeptics question who foots the bill.

Housekeepers at two Midtown hotels will get $10 to $15 hourly raises and over $50,000 each in back pay.

A draft State Department letter warns Pax Silica members they can't also join China's new AI coalition — and Kazakhstan is caught in the middle.

The petition wants Ottawa to invoke the Vienna Convention against the former Michigan congressman turned ambassador.

More than 1,151 flagged Oahu ballots got cured after Election Day, turning narrow leads into dead-even ties in two West Oahu races.