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The Corning City Council Tuesday will discuss if the palm trees on Third Street and Solano Streets need to be removed for the plaza and recreation project. 

State Parks is working on the 2026-2030 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) which serves as a vision for public outdoor recreation grant priorities in urban and rural neighborhoods, cities, and regions.

Alongside the release of history professor David Blight’s book on “Yale and Slavery: A History” on Friday, the University formally apologized for the role slavery played in the institution and its early leaders’ lives. In response, Yale has announced a set of actions, some of which were first announced in the previous two years, to acknowledge the school’s ties to the institution of slavery.

A central retail space in downtown Latrobe where shoppers used to head decades ago in search of bargains from G.C. Murphy is primed for a new lease on life, thanks to restoration work completed inside and out by a local nonprofit. The unusual L-shaped building, with storefronts on Ligonier and

One of Watsonville's most recognizable and historic community hubs could be getting a new look.

BENTON HARBOR — On the heels of her State of the State address, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer visited a Benton Harbor apartment complex Thursday to highlight an ambitious housing proposal.

Senate Bill (SB) 2, California’s controversial conceal-carry permit law that took effect Jan. 1, has been blocked for a second time now. SB 2 prohibits gun owners from carrying their concealed firearms at most public places and gatherings, including religious institutions, banks, hospitals, parks and other venues. On Jan. 6, a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a temporary hold on a lower court injunction that blocked the law. This most recent decision upholds a Dec. 20 ruling issued by U.S. ...

Some advocates say the state is not developing and maintaining community recreational facilities equally. They point out that green spaces in neighborhoods where Black Californians live remain underfunded even though the state has invested billions of dollars over the last decade-and-a-half to improve them. | McKenzie Jackson California Black Media Some advocates say the state is not developing and maintaining community recreational facilities equally. They point out that green spaces in neighbo...

OWOSSO — It won’t be long until Owosso’s first dedicated microbrewery will be up and running.

By McKenzie Jackson | California Black Media Danny Bakewell, Sr. (File Photo) (CBM) - On a sunny December morning in Inglewood, Center Park was bustling.