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LETTER: Utica must pass legislation to combat lead poisoning

The Daily Sentinel recently published a brief summary of last week’s presentation to Utica Common Council by employees of the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County regarding the extremely high

'White Lives Matter' posters found in downtown Spokane spark concern

SPOKANE, Wash. — Multiple "White Lives Matter" posters were found at the Second Avenue and Jefferson Street intersection in downtown Spokane Monday.

Climate advocates urge state to reject Duke Energy's plans for gas-fired power plants, extension

Community members gather to discuss water bill increases following private takeover

CHARLES TOWN — Ever since West Virginia American Water acquired Jefferson Utilities Inc., many customers in neighborhoods like Fox Glen say they’ve seen a significant rise in their water bills,

Three vie for Merced County Supervisors District 4 seat - Turlock Journal

Plan to use ProvPort funds for college scholarships criticized by environmental justice groups

City councilors want to use funds from ProvPort's tax agreement to create a scholarship. Not everyone is on board.

Activists warn of Project Maple's risks as company says it will stabilize energy access, costs

For the last five years, Sena Wazer has fought climate change, but the 20-year-old environmental activist’s latest battle hits closer to home than ever before. “As a young person, it constantly feels ...

CT activists join effort to block gas pipeline expansion

$3.8M grant may bring solutions (and sports fields) to flood-prone Escambia neighborhood

The grant is earmarked to fight flooding in Wedgewood and offer amenities like soccer and sports fields that can double as flood mitigation.

The City of Peekskill Appoints Five Residents to Serve on the Civilian Complaint Review Board

The city of Peekskill Common Council appointed five residents to serve on the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) during its Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 27. The five members appointed to the CCRB are Dennis Adams, Jay Buckiewicz, Antonio Knott, Lisa McClain, and Harriet Ray. The CCRB provides a governmental structure to fairly investigate, review […]