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It's next to impossible for the city to have an "accurate picture" of how many beds the city actually has available — and how many are being utilized at any given time, Kenneth Mejia says.

The LA City Controller's office challenged the Los Angeles Housing Services Authority's current efforts in gathering and using homelessness data and shelter bed availability in the city.

A recent payroll analysis of people employed by the city of Los Angeles found that nearly 64% of workers live outside of L.A. proper, resulting in $3.6 billion exiting the city last year, officials announced Monday. The L.A. Payroll Employee Residence Analysis, released by the L.A. City Controller Kenneth Mejia, examined what city workers, […]

New City Controller Christy Brady, who previously served as acting controller before resigning to run for office in the most recent elections, laid out some...

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With the need to find a new fire chief and police superintendent, Falls Mayor Robert Restaino announced Tuesday that all of the posts in his second-term cabinet need to be

The city of Niagara Falls says they're looking for 13 different administration positions, including department heads, fire chief and police chief.

Houston mayor may be the top ballot in the Dec. 9 runoff election, but the city controller race is also down to two candidates.

Early voting information for Houston residents to cast their ballots in the city runoff elections.

The battle for Houston City Council At-Large Position 3 narrows to two contenders: longtime public servant Richard Cantu and former Houston Astros Foundation Director Twila Carter.