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Portland’s government structure will look a lot different come January, when 12 city commissioners representing four geographic districts will take their seats in City Hall, which will be renovated to accommodate them. Portland’s charter reform will also herald in a new system of voting, a reformed organizational chart for governmental departments, and a new role for a city administrator, among other major changes. The city’s transition team and members of the Government Transi...

This week, State Auditor Doug Hoffer released an audit of the state’s role in the EB-5 fraud.

The Lake County Board of Supervisors held their weekly meeting on Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Lakeport Chambers and also online via Zoom. The board heard an overview of the 2050 general plan and local area plan updates, as well as the discussion of excess proceeds from County Tax Collector Patrick Sullivan.

In this article, we will look at the 15 states with the highest number of remote workers in 2024. We have also discussed the changing numbers for remote work in the US.

The state of Vermont did not provide adequate oversight to prevent the massive fraud that occurred in ski area and other development projects funded by foreign investors' money through a special visa program, a state audit has found. The financial scandal first revealed in 2016, which became the state's largest fraud case, shook Vermont and the economically depressed region called the Northeast Kingdom. In 2018, Vermont's former attorney general asked for an audit of the state&#...

This week, State Auditor Doug Hoffer released an audit of the state’s role in the EB-5 fraud.

The state of Vermont did not provide adequate oversight to prevent the massive fraud that occurred in ski area and other development projects funded by foreign investors' money through a special visa program, a state audit has found.

This week, State Auditor Doug Hoffer released an audit of the state’s role in the EB-5 fraud.

The former CFO of a SoCal developer is accused of embezzling funds intended to help the homeless to buy luxury goods for himself and his girlfriend.

An American city is planning to sell hundreds of homes for $1 each, but buyers have to promise something before they're approved.