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Louisville leaders criticize Greenberg's 2025 budget, calling it 'a moral failure'

A coalition of organizations called on Metro Council to pass a budget that funds prevention, takes care of people, and puts them first

City leaders: Residents have a few priorities

With $36 million to spend — on top of the $440.1 million total annual budget for fiscal year 2025 — and plenty of needs, the city of Santa Fe should

Proposals fly on how Santa Fe city officials should spend $36 million

Dozens of people spoke, many asking the city to put more investment into enforcing traffic laws.

Who will campaign for the Community Preservation Act?

WINCHESTER - Now that Town Meeting passed both the ballot question and the bylaw, the Community Preservation Act question can head to voters in November. Select Board Chair Michelle Prior

YouthWorks' Social Justice Kitchen renovation to get boost from city grant funds

YouthWorks' Social Justice Kitchen gives young people the opportunity to receive culinary training and earn a paycheck.

Mayor Webber: City Poised to Spend Millions on Civic Projects

FRI: Tribes approve Colorado River proposal, Feds grant $18.9M for NM to find PFAS in water, +More

Potential rent control referendum roils Hoboken

The Mile Square Taxpayers Association delivered more than 2,100 signatures to the city clerk for certification to prompt a special election this November. The move follows controversial changes to ordinances adopted in 2023.

Judge Strikes Down Santa Fe "Mansion Tax" |

In a Wednesday morning hearing, First Judicial District Court Judge Bryan Biedscheid ruled against a popular and pending tax intended to help create a funding stream for affordable housing in the city of Santa Fe.

Williamstown Neighbors Not Satisfied with Habitat Response

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A Summer Street resident last week said that if Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity cannot find a compromise with neighbors of a planned subdivision, the town...