Judges Marsha Amin and Lisa Rodriguez would join San Diego's 4th District appeals court, with Rodriguez needing voter approval in November.

Hood County has waited six months for Ken Paxton's answer on blocking data centers — while his Senate campaign banked hundreds of thousands from the industry.

The socialist group's new Little Five Points hub sits in a 1919 schoolhouse and follows two straight election wins.

Laid-off staff got severance tied to tenure, but some say they saw the cuts coming as hiring dried up.

The Southwest Atlanta school's 60th-anniversary project adds an AI center and film studios inside the aging Hank Aaron complex.

Wendy Sarnoff says colleagues called her too old and hopeless. LAUSD says she called students stupid and told them to die.

The $175K-$263K post is meant to keep 23 years of police reforms alive after federal oversight ends. A civil rights attorney says big questions remain.

Ball Corp.'s can plant at The Grounds at Concord fell short of hiring goals, and now its state tax break is gone entirely.

California's top court just tossed Carson's local tax-appeal rules, clearing the way for Marathon Petroleum's refund claim to head back to court.

Clark County alone accounted for $1.8 billion of Nevada's deportation tab, according to a new analysis. Washoe County taxpayers paid nearly $600,000.

The Brownsburg Town Council meets Thursday on a new vehicle fee that could unlock hundreds of thousands in state road money.

Shadow Oaks Hospitality collected room taxes from guests but spent the money elsewhere, city officials say, missing over 30 payments.

A nine-unit Hudson Yards condo went years without fire safety repairs while its private equity owner collected rent. Now residents control the board.