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Powerful Democratic lawmakers are pushing legislation that would clear up, but also rein in, the rules governing developers.

McKenzie urges councillors to help change negative view of local government

Brennan will begin work as a consultant for LCI in late April, advising the department’s restructuring.

Meetings have been scheduled monthly through May as the developer hoped to enter the next phase of the process by the end of the year. However, the timeline may be extended to give those involved more time to work out the details of the Village Overlay.

By Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach property owners who illegally rent short term vacation rentals (STVRs) in the residential parking district (west of Morningside and…

The town could allow nearly 600 new residences in the eight-year planning cycle that ends in 2031.

For Joyce Mohr, an enrolled agent for Taxes Plus, doing her job used to mean meeting with people, one on one, every hour on the hour, to help prepare their

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Tax Day is upon us, have you filed your taxes already? The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program and GECU has partnered up with over 11 local high schools to provide those last-minute filers with free tax assistance. These volunteers are students that are IRS-certified, trained and can offer the […]

Samuda promises unbiased distribution

EL CENTRO – Thousands of children from all over the county will be able to enjoy a day of fun during the 43rd Annual Children’s Fair taking place this weekend