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Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has joined the City of Atlanta in its battle over the ongoing petition drive attempting to stop construction of the planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.

By Geoff Page The City of San Diego began enforcement of the new vendor ordinance in Ocean Beach, Wednesday morning, February 1, at the foot of Newport Ave. Upon getting a tip that this was happening, around 11:00 a.m., this writer went down for a look. The tipster said they saw SDPD and sheriff’s personnel,…

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is asking for a judicial review of the city of Cody Planning and Zoning Board’s dismissal of part of its plan to build a 101-foot-tall temple and steeple.

A tentative proposal for a $25 mandatory minimum wage within the Town of Taos provoked a strong reaction from local business owners last week, who showed up in force at

POWELL — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is taking the City of Cody to court over the way the city’s planning and zoning board has handled the

POWELL — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is taking the City of Cody to court over the way the city’s planning and zoning board has handled the

A red cedar tree in Wedgwood remains standing as a home-building contractor scrambles to find another company willing to cut it down.

Controversy has recently surrounded the planned location of an LDS temple in Cody.

Originally posted on Sept. 1, 2015 Short-term vacation rentals are on the minds of a lot of people these days, especially with those who live at the coast in San Diego. The issue bubbles up at community meetings. An OB resident brought it up at a recent Ocean Beach Planning Board meeting. And it was…