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(St. Paul, MN) -- 13 Attorney Generals are writing to a gun manufacturer and urging them to keep all records related to the production of their firearms. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and twelve others have signed onto a letter to Glock, Inc. encouraging the company to "preserve all evidence" for a potential future lawsuit. The letter accuses the company has known

"Now that spring has arrived, it inspires many gardeners to add plants to their gardens, either to fill in gaps, add new color, or just enjoy horticultural beauty," writes columnist Tom Karwin. "We now have a timely opportunity to acquire new plants: the spring plant sale of the Santa Cruz County Chapter of the California Native Plant Society."

The City of Tullahoma is suing one of its own elected officials over her refusal to comply with city building codes.

Candidates on the left made crucial advances in the March 5 primary election for City Council, setting the stage for some hard-fought runoff campaigns.

Grants Pass mayor Sara Bristol announced today that she would veto an ordinance passed by the Grants Pass City Council last week. The ordinance would have placed requirements on organizations that provide humanitarian aid and assistance to the homeless in public areas.

Jurado, running to unseat Councilmember Kevin de León, was in first place and likely heading to a Nov. 5 runoff election, the latest election results show.

The political divisions over 41.18, L.A.'s anti-encampment ordinance, became painfully public this week, with city and county officials throwing sharp elbows.

The St. Helens Parks & Trails Commission is currently taking applications from individuals who are interested in matters pertaining to the operation, planning, development, improvement, beautification, and maintenance of public

The Sacramento City Council updated its campaign contribution rules four months after an independent investigator called them confusing.

L.A. Wholesalers has ties to businessman who received cheap rents from the city for other profit-making endeavors.