Geoffrey Baum, a former Pasadena City College trustee, is back, facing La Cañada commissioner Francis Pollara in November.

A D.C. bill would legalize online blackjack and slots while banning the sweepstakes sites regulators say number over 20 in the District.

Gilbert has just one data center so far, but council members want tougher water and power rules before more arrive.

A printing vendor's error hit nearly a quarter of Tulare's voters, and conservative social media ran with it before officials could explain.

Commissioners voted 3-0 to ease rules on drive aisles, mobile-home businesses and aging buildings across the city.

Amendment 3 would lock away dedicated cash for 911 upgrades, but 142 of Georgia's 159 counties still run on decades-old dispatch tech.

A tie vote derailed Ferndale's push to extend sewer lines toward I-5, but Mayor Greg Hansen says the fight isn't over.

Attorney General Rob Bonta says ICE agents are grabbing people right outside courtrooms, scaring victims away from justice.

A state audit found Maryland's AG office kept paying a case-management vendor despite missed deliverables, and never sought damages.

SCUC ISD says a 12-cent tax hike could fund raises and protect fine arts, athletics and CTE programs — or leave an $8 million hole.

The city council votes next week on a one-year freeze covering jails, prisons and processing facilities citywide.

The NYC congressional nominee was released with a warning after Israeli forces held roughly 90 volunteers near Nahalin.

A D.C. nonprofit is funding Professional Aurora's campaign, which has already raised roughly $70,000 for the April ballot fight.