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Gulfport employees are taking an increasing amount of abuse from a select few citizens, and city officials are getting ready to do something about it. At the July 12 City Council meeting, the city attorney presented an option that could help end the abuse of non-chartered staff.

Speculation about March Altman coming to Petersburg had been rampant ever since his predecessor in Petersburg was forced to resign in March

Flynn & Sons Paving and Excavating was awarded the contract to pave 12 streets in the city of Bedford this summer during a meeting of the Bedford Board of Works & Safety Tuesday.

Making pharmaceutical drugs is a labor intensive job, so more than 70% of the medications Americans take are coming from China and India, where labor costs are low. Now, however, Virginia Commonwealth University has set out to bring the process home.

Under the San Jose City Hall Rotunda Wednesday, a public light on the private grieving of the Mineta family. One by one, dignitaries and old friends rose, stood at the microphone, and paid respects.

Yesterday’s primaries saw some new faces rise to prominence, with the promise of run-off elections in several races in November.

District 2 representative passed away on Tuesday after yearlong cancer battle

San Jose City Council on Tuesday unanimously passed an ordinance that closes a loophole in the law banning ghost guns.

A 27-year-old man from San Jose is now behind bars, accused of setting fire to a Home Depot two Saturdays ago as he stole several items.

/PRNewswire/ -- Welcoming America announces today the City of San José, California, as Certified Welcoming, the second in the Golden State to achieve the...