A survey found 88 percent of San Diego restaurant workers back the idea. One owner says he's already asked smokers to move.

A section of the fire protection system was taken offline for repairs, while outstanding violations and the building's daily foot traffic factored into the Franklin County municipal courthouse's closure through the weekend, amid a continuing dispute over whether to build a new courthouse or renovate the existing one.

The adopted FY 2026-27 property tax rate is expected to reduce the average Denton home's annual property tax bill by about $203, as data-center development contributes to the city's tax base.

State auditors say the Office of the Inspector General for Health can't say how much of that $42 million has actually been recovered.

About 100 investors, startup CEOs, sports executives and academics gathered at the Fort Worth Stockyards in the week before September 21, 2026, amid bull rides and custom cowboy hats.

A fresh NPR/PBS News/Marist poll examines Trump's standing and the 2026 midterm landscape.

Delinquent businesses get a three-month reprieve before the city's promised 2027 crackdown begins.

A federal jury sided with a former Lynwood village worker who says he was fired for flagging his mayor's misuse of a police database.

District 2 incumbent Jennifer Brouhard touts fewer closures and stable budgets; challenger Arielle Fleisher calls it a leadership crisis.

Late filers could face a public callout and a $500-per-violation fine under the new Houston rule.

The party's X account called for violence against nearly every elected Democrat in New Hampshire before deleting the post.

Van Le's campaign says voters deserve to know about Bien Doan's decades-old theft convictions. He calls the mailer defamatory.

Hilton walked Westlake asking vendors for permits — most, like nearly 99% of LA's vendors, don't have one.