A new KFF/AP survey finds three-quarters of rural voters rate their cost of living as fair or poor, yet most haven't abandoned Trump.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey accused PG&E of stalling San Francisco's public-power bid using environmental review tactics.

Scott Bessent's husband held undisclosed JPMorgan shares — this was the second divestment slip-up for the Treasury secretary last year.

Meta and Amazon dropped objections after Pacific Power finalized rules making data centers cover their own power costs, from Prineville to Boardman.

Mitch Landrieu, who erased a $100 million budget hole as New Orleans mayor, says a decision could come by year's end.

Federal investigators say UCSF favored Black and Hispanic applicants over higher-scoring white and Asian candidates from 2023 to 2025.

The Florida governor hopeful's homepage dropped a Trump endorsement banner and a photo with the president, while keeping other GOP endorsements.

Muskogee Public Schools is holding off on a bond vote while the city figures out how to cover three decades-old lawsuit judgments.

All 20 people who spoke backed a pause on new data centers, as Denton weighs a December vote.

David Chiu's office says Truth API turns presidential posts into an insider-trading tool for paying subscribers.

Mark Levine's plan touches three city pension funds and pairs climate goals with a push for stronger returns.

Commissioner Alex Fernandez wants Pride and LGBTQ+ chamber funding to survive into 2026 before a new state law kicks in. Commissioners are set to consider his proposal Wednesday.

A Rockville dealer and two gun owners want a federal judge to pause Maryland's ban before it hits stores January 1.