Alhambra voters will decide in November whether to ban data centers citywide. The ballot fight follows Monterey Park’s decisive June vote.

Oregon is giving wildfire-area policyholders a temporary shield from insurance cancellations. The emergency order covers 45 ZIP codes through Aug. 30 unless extended.

Yolanda Cooper-Sutton is campaigning for Congress on federal guardrails for Memphis’ booming AI data-center industry. Her district includes Elon Musk’s Colossus facilities.

Oregon’s grocery-store liquor debate is back, with a 2028 initiative seeking to loosen the state’s tightly controlled spirits system.

St. Paul could soon allow nighttime golf-course lighting and clear the way for mini golf. The first test is Highland National’s driving range.

North Plains is bringing in a short-term city manager after resignations emptied key seats and left services strained.

A Fulton County community advocate is asking a federal appeals court to revive her lawsuit accusing Sheriff Patrick Labat of retaliation through a protective order.

New York City kept its ratings intact ahead of a $1.5 billion bond sale, but Fitch and Moody’s left the warning light on.

Savanna voters will decide whether a $5.45 million bond can replace their aging elementary school with what the district says would be America’s first 3D-printed concrete school.

A federal appeals court rejected North End restaurants’ discrimination claims against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, but left a narrower challenge to the city’s outdoor-dining fees alive.

Irving will restart jailhouse bail hearings after stopping them in 2024, a move driven by Dallas County’s looming booking rules and pending lawsuits.

Jacksonville residents are pushing a proposed zoning overhaul that would make community and market gardens easier to operate as Cyclospora concerns sharpen.

A Tulsa County judge will stay on six criminal cases after another DA-led recusal effort failed. The allegations involve private conversations, jury contact and even proposed construction work.