Town council members say no record of public comment exists for Altadena's camera network as a new Flock contract is negotiated.

Thirty-nine social workers are among the cuts as Stanislaus County confronts a deep budget shortfall and county operations at Woodward Reservoir are ending.

NYSCOPBA's first-ever statewide gubernatorial endorsement lands on Blakeman, who has pledged to rehire every officer Hochul fired.

Nearly 3,700 incarcerated Illinoisans are stuck waiting for a college seat, some for almost two decades.

Staff say the name no longer fits the district's values, following abuse claims and a wave of renamings in Woodland and Davis.

The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act cleared the House with 317 co-sponsors backing it. Now it faces a Senate calendar packed with recess weeks.

A new UHERO report finds Hawaiʻi's Section 8 program costs triple what it did in 2003, yet serves only modestly more families.

With an $8.3 million shortfall looming, trustees floated having principals cover empty classrooms — but no vote yet.

Garfield Heights fell back to 2.5 stars after briefly hitting state standards last year, with absenteeism still gripping most classrooms.

A Dare County breakup over a Great Dane ended with judges parsing a Facebook post as legal proof of a gift.

Kevin McCray avoided criminal charges after admitting he blindly signed off on Basic Group's plans, letting a Williamsburg landlord dodge tenant protections.

Auditors found $592,900 in disallowed travel costs, including a private plane from D.C. and Uber rides to a Sacramento escape room.

Blue 42 Organics says drug-raid helicopters flattened crops and spooked its cattle in 2021. Now the state's top court says blanket police immunity does not fly.