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The city will hold public hearings on the proposed budget in May and June. CapRadio explains how the budget process works, why it matters and ways to give feedback.

City leaders had told volunteers at the Og-woi People’s Orchard and Garden that they would have to remove the mural and temporarily cease operations if they wanted to formalize the site.

The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System board on Thursday unanimously approved a $174 million capital improvement program and revealed plans for high-rise housing adjacent to the 12th and Imperial transit center.

A letter from the city gives garden volunteers until May 1 to cease operations and remove current garden infrastructure.

The annual Town Meeting is around the corner. In total, there are 51 articles on the warrant, including reports.

Volunteers are pruning trees, building raised beds and prepping two memorial gardens for new flower blossoms.

Those weary of dodging potholes on bumpy rides down El Camino Real finally have some hope in sight, as badly needed repaving -- along with other improvements -- are on the way starting in the fall.

CADILLAC — The city council on Monday took action that ultimately could lead to major enhancements being made to the Market at Cadillac Commons.

The City of Wichita has approved spending $600,000 to make improvements to the citys dog parks. The City Council unanimously approved the measure during its regular meeting Tuesday. 

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Monday unveiled a proposed $2.6 billion operating budget for fiscal 2024, representing a 6.6% increase over the $2 billion fiscal 2023 budget.