The board says no vendor has been picked, but custodians who live and pay taxes in Hawthorne fear for their jobs.

Edward Krenik says the agency barred him in August after the White House admonished its chairman over his client's complaint.

Aurora City Schools wants $96.2 million to rebuild Craddock Elementary and fix aging buildings, two years after a bigger plan failed.

A cracked well, a shuttered general store and no public sewer — Carlisle heads to a Nov. 16 vote on engineering and design for a possible limited connection to the school plant.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer wants state and federal regulators to examine seven years of Linden zoning changes affecting Orthodox Jewish families.

Over 100 attendees watched the Congressional District 25 rivals spar at Congregation B’nai Israel. They meet again next Tuesday at the Miami Beach JCC.

The unannounced meeting at a desert air base came just over a week before Israel's pivotal Oct. 27 election.

The Westfield Redevelopment Commission expanded the Eagletown tax district while sending $1.2 million to Keystone Group and $1.13 million toward a new ice arena.

The School District of the Chathams ditched its gender-identity policy and settled a federal suit over parents kept in the dark.

Decatur's new Destination 2030 update leans on walkable neighborhoods, but one commissioner questioned whether it truly reflects community will.

NAFCS board approved a 2027 budget as Indiana's property-tax changes put pressure on school finances.

JD Vance says he's neither for nor against Netanyahu, breaking from Trump just a day after the president's endorsement.

An NLRB administrative law judge ruled that UPS unlawfully restricted union insignia on safety vests; Herrod's individual discipline dispute was resolved through the grievance process.