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LETTER: Longtime Hoboken 1st Ward resident Michael Schreiber explains why he's voting for Paul Presinzano as his city council representative.

Most of city council wants to see fewer liquor stores and gas stations built in areas of town designated the Evansville Promise Neighborhood.

AG Platkin received letters from Hoboken officials in the past few days regarding VBMl fraud allegations, which are being disputed.

Farnsworth Group, the engineering and architecture firm appointed by Calumet City Mayor Thaddeus Jones to be the city engineer, plays an integral role in helping the city select what firms should win publicly funded construction contracts. But a monthslong investigation into Calumet City’s spending habits shows the firm also wins a large portion of engineering and architecture contracts, ...

Roy Morales said he thinks he has found a winning issue in his campaign to secure a seat on Houston City Council. In local races often consumed by neighborhood battles over roads, parks and bike lanes...

After months of negotiating, Allentowns 2024 budget is back to square one, as City Council, the mayor and residents debate raising taxes.

STEUBENVILLE — City officials said this week they’re still looking at grant opportunities to fund development of an inclusive playground in Steubenville.

Hoboken Councilwoman Jen Giattino has endorsed 1st Ward council candidate Paul Presinzano in the 1st Ward runoff election on December 5th.

Lakefront Boulevard between North Beagle and North Ocelot streets has been closed for the winter season. The city of Dunkirk Department of Public Works has comp

SALEM — The issue of 33 properties with deed restrictions on Beechwood Road, Countryside Drive and Hampton Place mandating annexation into the city may not be