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GREEN COVE SPRINGS – As Clay County continues to grow, so do the calls for Clay County Fire Rescue. That’s why the county decided to build four new stations in the next two years. Fire …

The Cannabis Control Commission approved regulations that would restrict how towns and cities can collect 'impact fees' from marijuana dispensaries.

The rightly spoken article in last weeks paper regarding the chronic water shortage reminds me again what dullards must makeup Aitutakis Island Council.

The Oakland Town Commission voted to set the budget at $25,931,440, with a millage rate of 6.3.

The FTC made a big splash on Wednesday with an announcement that it’s planning new rules to stamp out “junk fees.”

An official release said RMC has received 8,058 applications seeking to regularise unauthorised additional constructions done after getting building-use (BU) certificate for the respective buildings.

Town commissioners have tentatively approved the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget at $25.4 million and the millage rate at 6.3.

Our proposed law, the California Home Ownership Affordability Act, will tackle the two main barriers to building the housing we need.

Our proposed law, the California Home Ownership Affordability Act, will tackle the two main barriers to building the housing we need.

Our proposed law, the California Home Ownership Affordability Act, will tackle the two main barriers to building the housing we need.