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Fremont City Council President Mark Jensen escaped a bid to officially be censured on Tuesday night, Feb. 14, after an agenda item to officially censure him was voted to be

The Fremont City Council has placed an item on its Tuesday, Feb. 14, meeting agenda submitted by Ward 2 Council Member Glen Ellis requesting the eight-member council censure council President

Local grandmother and downtown business owner Sandra Murray has filed an official complaint form with Keene Memorial Library, this time seeking to ban the LGBTQ book “This Book is Gay”

DYERSBURG, Tennessee -- Authorities in Dyersburg have sought to have a residential property declared as a public nuisance.

By KAREN VELIE A judge last week rejected Natural Healing Center’s lawsuit alleging San Luis Obispo improperly terminated the retail pot shop’s permit

The Salida City Council held its first regular meeting of the month on February 7, during which they considered and approved Resolutions 2023-06 and

The courts issued 16 published CEQA decisions in 2022, continuing a trend of fewer published opinions than the pattern established in earlier years. The only California Supreme Court...

An employee of the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety has filed a whistleblower suit against the city, alleging his speaking out against corruption caused him to be marginalized, denied the resources needed to run his division and prevented from making career advancements.

TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO

Have you ever wondered how much time you really have to shovel your sidewalks after a Northland snowfall? What happens if you don't?