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Busy City Council Session Includes Salida Crossings Hearing, Budget Amendment, Water Fee Schedule and 323 West First St  Parking Lease The Salida City

In the precedent-smashing L.A. mayoral race, the makeup of the electorate remains an open question.

In earlier days, carving initials on a tree in the forest meant: "I was here". These days, marking one's presence has morphed into a simpler custom -

Over the past few years, cities and counties have gotten into the business of regulating the workplace, an area previously reserved to federal and state governments. Many local...

KNOB NOSTER CITY OFFICIALS REMIND RESIDENTS SHOOTING OFF FIREWORKS IS ILLEGAL WITHIN CITY LIMITS

The Yakima City Council is set to hold a regular agenda meeting Tuesday at Yakima City Hall.

Angel Williams was introduced to dumpster diving about 10 years ago by a woman at her church. Since then, the mother of four has parlayed the pastime into a business and mission.

FAIRFIELD — Police this week reported the discovery of safety violations that led to a building on the 300 block of Bell Avenue getting red-tagged as too dangerous for habitation and the issuance of $790,000 in fines for illegal marijuana grows. Multiple Fairfield agencies including the Police Spec

Musician and handyman Paul Jacobsen is one of the thousands who live on L.A.'s streets among the studios and soundstages of the entertainment industry

INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Editor-at-Large San Diego City Attorney Mara Elliott this week sent out an email soliciting contributions to a legal defense fund – claiming her campaign opponent filed “frivolous lawsuits” against her – but her email mentions two lawsuits that do not fall under the Municipal Code that allows public officials to raise money for legal expenses, and her paperwork filed to create the committee seems to violate the law. Elliott’s email, titled “ Cory Briggs personal...