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St. Helena is going ahead with the controversial rezoning of a vineyard, citing heavy pressure from the state to create more housing.

Wednesday marks Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, with rallies and events being held across the L.A. area to observe the day of remembrance. Southern California is home to the greatest number of Armenians outside of Armenia itself, with Glendale in particular hosting a “high concentration of Armenians,” according to the Consulate General of Armenia in Los […]

Large Childcare Facility Approved In Simsbury - Simsbury, CT - The Simsbury Zoning Commission has approved a site plan application for a new childcare operation on Hopmeadow Street.

CalMatters Commentary - California Gov. Gavin Newsom complains that local government officials have not been effective in dealing with homelessness. But he appears to be shifting the political onus from

Same-sex couples are more vulnerable to climate change hazards than straight couples in the U.S. are, according to a new UCLA study.

Migrants being moved out of a Yarmouth motel and off of Cape Cod, but an official in a South Shore town set to house the families next said the state did not give a heads up on the transfer.

Twinkle, twinkle!

Norwich ― Harbor Management Commission Chairman H. Tucker Braddock gladly swapped a yellow “keep out” ribbon for a red grand opening ribbon Wednesday at the city’s new $1.3 million handicapped access...

If you live in Springfield you may soon be able to choose where you get your electricity from as the city announces its new Community Choice Energy Program.

The Cuatro complex in City Heights sets aside apartments for very low income residents and is set to open next year