A new county system found nearly 1,000 planes missing from the tax roll — a haul that could add roughly $3.5 billion in assessed value and about $38 million in tax revenue.

Davis’ Human Relations Commission asked the City Council to draft an ordinance that would bar city resources from immigration enforcement and expand immigrant protections. The council will review recommendations and budget concerns.

Federal officials ordered Sable to restart coastal pipelines that were shut after the 2015 Refugio spill; California regulators have denied park access and moved to fight back.

Albany lawmakers are asking insurers to report and raise how much they spend on primary care, backing a bill that sets a 12.5% benchmark and new reporting rules.

Shireen McSpadden will retire June 30, 2026, handing Mayor Daniel Lurie a high‑profile vacancy that could reshape San Francisco's homelessness strategy.

A new comptroller report finds service industries now account for more than 85% of New York jobs. Health care leads growth while manufacturing declines in many regions.

A Tennessee bill would force major AI firms to publish child‑safety and public‑safety plans, report dangerous incidents to the attorney general and face fines.

A bill in the Hawaii Legislature would force agencies to define who counts as a "bona fide" farmer — and could curb property owners using token agriculture to get tax breaks. Lawmakers want a tiered matrix to sort subsistence growers from commercial operations.

Acting Chief Justice Sabrina McKenna named three judges to Hawaii’s district courts — one for the Big Island and two for Oʻahu — from Judicial Selection Commission lists; confirmations are pending.

After a House push, Missouri is closer to an automatic expungement system that advocates say could clear the way to jobs and housing for thousands.

A Commonwealth Court petition argues Republican Ehab Akkary hasn’t met Pennsylvania’s four‑year residency rule for House District 30, putting his McCandless candidacy in doubt.

City leaders asked the Sewerage & Water Board to return $14M set aside for a federal HERO grant as cash pressures mount. The board says it had relied on the pledge.

A City Council bill would ban retail sales of rodent glue traps in New York City, with advocates citing cruelty and health risks and pest sellers pushing back.