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Since their 2022 election, a conservative majority on the Huntington Beach City Council has pursued Pride flag bans, book bans and voter ID requirements. Some residents wonder what all that has to do with running a city.

Since their 2022 election, a conservative majority on the Huntington Beach City Council has pursued Pride flag bans, book bans and voter ID requirements. Some residents wonder what all that has to do with running a city.

Under the proposed hikes for calendar years 2024, 2025 and 2026, water rates would increase 10% each of the three years, according to CMWD.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Today only debris and piles of bricks remain from the former Belmont County Home, but the building had an extensive history as a landmark

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Today only debris and piles of bricks remain from the former Belmont County Home, but the building had an extensive history as a landmark in the area. The structure was built in 1872. During its long life, it served as a shelter for the poor, then the elderly, office space and finally […]

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Sony Publishing Chief Jon Platt named 2024 Grammy Industry Icon; Universal Publishing signs Danny L Harle; Geffen partners with Dollimore, more.

With Sands shareholder Miriam Adelson near to completing the sale of $2B in stock to buy a majority interest in the Dallas Mavericks, a role in the Oak View project has been dismissed.

Ahead of winter weather that’s sure to come, eventually, Ojai Valley Family Shelter is ready to open its doors for another season at the Ojai Grange Hall, 381 Cruzero St.

The demographic firm Northwest Allen County Schools hired to develop redistricting scenarios will have updated school capacity information to consider as it creates options for the growing district.