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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Thursday praised efforts to create a $25 million regional child care and workforce development hub as something that should be replicated elsewhere.

The Saugus Union School District Governing Board selected Patricia Garibay on Wednesday, Oct. 25 to fill the vacant Trustee Area 1 seat previously held by Cassandra Love.

Expanding trails and greenways should be the top priority for Hoover parks and recreation officials, according to public feedback given for a parks and public spaces plan the city is creating.

Frustrated organizers and tenants alike raised a wide range of concerns about the city’s draft housing element at a Vallejo City Council meeting on Tuesday.

The Nasarawa State Independent Electoral Commission, (NASIEC), has reaffirmed its commitment to the scheduled local government elections, stating that the

Housing is approved at a snail’s pace because they allow anyone to object, even if a project meets all of the city’s requirements.

A woman who lost everything in a house fire got some good news Wednesday from city leaders in St. Petersburg.

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara The Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources through the National Revenue Authority (NRA) and the National Mineral Agency (NMA) has generated $ 27,510 (twenty-seven million, five hundred and ten thousand United States Dollars) as revenue collected from January to August 2023. The revenue generated came from licenses, royalties, and other mining

Building a home in San Francisco takes longer and costs more than anywhere else in California, a new report finds, exacerbating the state's homelessness

After the horrific Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting in 2019, community and county leaders opened a support center in the city to help those victims struggling to cope with the tragedy. But it soon became apparent to many that victims of all violent crimes needed help. So the seeds for Mariposas Resiliency Center were planted, and […]