Baton Rouge wants wholesalers, not residents, paying for the thousands of tires dumped on curbs and vacant lots.

A multimillion-dollar proposal includes new libraries amid reductions in spending on books and digital materials.

One Glendale resident says her bill could double, and she's now gathering signatures against the hike.

Only Idaho climbed faster than Utah, while the share of Utah credit card balances at least 90 days past due has risen about 62% since 2019.

The 23-year-old district that helped bring Walmart and Arlington Toyota to town will wind down by year's end.

Fifteen residents spoke against license-plate cameras at a Perris council meeting, swaying a divided council to pump the brakes.

More than 100 unions and community groups pressed IOC President Kirsty Coventry on housing, wages and immigration enforcement ahead of 2028.

Sunset Dunes stays car-free as San Francisco voters reject Proposition G by a wide margin, ending the latest fight over the old Great Highway.

Randy Temple rebuilt his fire-ravaged Logan Square home, only to watch his tax bill more than double to $27,411.

Council members unanimously scrapped a nearly four-year sale effort, choosing to keep running the system themselves.

Gloversville's Common Council unanimously set a Nov. 24 hearing on a draft kratom ban covering sales, intent to sell, and products merely labeled as kratom.

A South Boston community organizer who until recently worked as a substitute teacher at Perry Elementary is taking on the council's longest-tenured member.

The 11,500-square-foot building would replace Starbase's makeshift City Hall inside a converted SpaceX community center.