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All-way stop proposed for La Costa Avenue’s intersection with Sheridan Road

The state is under scrutiny for how it distributed billions in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development dollars to prevent future storm and floo...

It's holiday party season, and Katy Cable's new book will tell you how to have dos for your doggie, and you're invited, too!

The stopgap funding measure is just another omnibus, spend-as-you-go measure that extends Washington’s incoherent fiscal policy.

Animal rescuers aren't magical--they're only human. Superhuman, unarguably, but they need love as much as the pets they champion.

Korkut Onaran, author of Urbanism for a Difficult Future, has developed community planning ideas around self-sufficient places that rely on local technology.

Completing a process that has spanned over a year and a half, revelers and recreators turned out Monday for the grand opening of Grass Valley’s renovated Memorial Park and its updated features.

After reaching a population of more than 50,000, Spring Hill has received entitlement status, which would allow annual federal grant funding.

If you don't have a pet, PFE can remedy that as well, and you'll find everything you need in the store to keep them happy and healthy.

So, have you been enjoying this beautiful fall weather? A word that comes to mind on this Sunday afternoon is “service.”