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Ashland City Council approved a mixed-use residential and commercial subdivision Tuesday, overturning a decision by the Ashland Planning Commission, which denied the project last May. The approval wi...

In Jenkins et al. v. Brandt-Hawley et al. (1st Dist., Div. 2, 2022) ___ Cal.App.5th ___, the First District Court of Appeal found that CEQA suits can be subject to malicious prosecution...

Green signs are all over Downtown Windsor, Vote Yes on 200, Vote No on 200. Coming in the latter part of January, one will win.

Green signs are all over Downtown Windsor, Vote Yes on 200, Vote No on 200. Coming in the latter part of January, one will win.

On New Year’s Day, dozens of new state laws will take effect in Illinois. Some are minor technical changes to state law, some are major overhauls. Keep reading to find out what changes are in store for Illinoisans in the New Year.

The decision comes from the case of State v. Albarenga which looked at a DUI and automatic traffic signal violation back in June 2019.

Angelenos must hold Mayor Bass accountable to fulfill her campaign promises and press her to champion homelessness decriminalization.

Is a homeowner responsible if I fall down in front of their house on ice and snow that hasn't been cleared in Washington State? You might be surprised!

A battle involving Titans is underway in the circumsphere of a hearing before the Normal Electoral Board. Mich...

In a quiet session on Tuesday Dec. 6, the Salida City Council awarded contracts for professional services, followed by hearing Citizen Comments. Swift