Mayor Thomson News Today

BLOOMINGTON – The Office of the Mayor announced that a pilot program to spend $3 million on mortgage assistance for 20 public safety officers has been canceled. The City will instead direct interested parties to an existing program that offers public safety officers $18,000 toward home purc ...

BLOOMINGTON– Mayor Thomson today named two new interim directors of City departments. Katherine Zaiger will lead the City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) effective May 6, and Shatoyia Moss will lead the Community and Family Resources Department (CFRD) effective May 20. Katherine Zaiger Zaiger is ...

BLOOMINGTON — The City of Bloomington today announced the 2024 Outdoor Dining season for the downtown area. This year’s program will expand outdoor dining “parklets”—parking spaces closed off by orange barriers directly outside the participating businesses.  Kirkwood Avenue will remain open ...

Not everyone living in Elm Heights wants bumpouts and speed humps on Weatherstone and Hawthorne.

The town of Oroville declared itself a “constitutional republic" during a city council meeting last month in an act of protest against California's COVID-19...