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They’re back. It happens every year as soon as the manzanita blooms fade.

A major national awareness campaign has launched to remind dog owners of their responsibilities. The campaign entitled – ‘It’s not your dog’s fault, it’s yours’ - is aimed at increasing awareness of the harm that out of control dogs can do to people and to livestock.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution extending La Cocina’s stay in Civic Center a year, after which 101 Hyde St. would be replaced with an affordable housing development.

Affordable housing issues were discussed by Vermont architect Kaziah Haviland at Yestermorrow in Waitsfield, Vermont

The nation's library service will receive an investment of more than €25 million, according to the Minister for Rural and Community Development. 

A state grant for the Third Ward rehabilitation project in the City of Bradford is going to make significant improvements in some heavily traveled parts of the city.

Celebrate the completion of Phase One of the Perkins, Somerset, and Oldtown Transformation (PSO) project in Baltimore City. New housing units and amenities for former residents.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The Lake Tahoe Unified School District is happy to be on the forefront of new technology, and nothing proves that point more than the district’s acquisition of several electric buses.  In 2019, the...

Find out what else is happening in local government meetings.

LADSTONE — A lengthier-than-usual City Commission meeting in Gladstone on Monday included discussion on a revision of the city’s Master Plan, a resignation,