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The Government has announced a suite of changes to bolster New Zealand's defences against the Omicron variant of Covid-19 - including pushing out changes t

A white supremacist militia under legal pressure from a local prosecutor in New Mexico is claiming protection under a 1958 court case that allowed the NAACP to keep its membership roster private from Alabama officials in order to protect members from violence and harassment.

A white supremacist militia in New Mexico is claiming legal protection under a 1958 case that allowed the NAACP to keep its membership roster private.

An Oceanside man accused of taking investors' money for a failed environmentally friendly business is being accused again—this time, of taking cash from investors in a new business venture and later resigning.

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and several other industry groups urged the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to take action regarding

The local developer wants to replace a parking lot adjacent to his office at 208-212 E. Leigh St. with 63 apartments in a five-story structure.

An updated proposal to redraw New Mexico’s congressional map cleared the state’s House of Representatives on Saturday evening, with Democrats arguing the redrawn political boundaries will bridge the state’s urban-rural divide. The House passed the bill in a 44-24 vote and is now headed to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s desk.

Melbourne House in Little Bourke Street has been spared following a campaign over several years, but residents remain concerned heritage protections in the CBD do not go far enough.

Melbourne House in Little Bourke Street has been spared following a campaign over several years, but residents remain concerned heritage protections in the CBD do not go far enough.

Melbourne House in Little Bourke Street has been spared following a campaign over several years, but residents remain concerned heritage protections in the CBD do not go far enough.