San Anselmo voted to leave Marin County’s flood district, but homeowners are still paying the fee. Now advocates want refunds for money collected since the exit.

A new county plan would test whether Los Angeles can keep emergency systems running after a major earthquake.

Toddrick Barnette will leave Minneapolis’ top public safety post by year’s end after months of council rejection, mayoral vetoes and uncertainty.

Imperial Valley cities are pausing or banning data centers as officials weigh economic hopes against demands on power, water and land.

Fulton County is asking a judge to let it collect 2026 property taxes before the digest is finalized. The fix could keep schools and local governments solvent — but may mean adjusted bills later.

Ohio is seeking public input on a four-year aging plan focused on healthcare, transportation, housing, food access and caregiver support. Comments are due August 30.

Saint Paul has postponed a decision on Outfront Media’s proposed digital billboard near Highway 280 and I-94. Neighborhood groups remain firmly opposed.

More than 20 speakers challenged a proposed Quincy ordinance banning public encampments as the City Council began its review.

Six candidates are competing Tuesday for Michigan’s open 10th Congressional District seat, with Trump-backed Republican Mike Bouchard among the key contenders.

Tony Evers is taking David Crowley on the road as Wisconsin Democrats race toward a primary dominated by Francesca Hong.

Tennessee’s new civil-rights enforcement division closed just 22 cases in its first year, far below the Human Rights Commission’s recent totals.

Shawnee’s Citizen Potawatomi Nation has formally joined a 12-nation confederation spanning the U.S. and Canada. The alliance aims to give scattered Potawatomi governments a stronger shared voice.

Pennsylvania Democrats need three Senate flips to seize Harrisburg and complete a long-elusive governing trifecta. The key fights are unfolding in suburban districts around Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley.