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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – Soon, it’ll cost you $20 more to renew the registration for your car, at least if you live in Spokane Valley.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — It will soon cost drivers in Spokane Valley an extra $20 to renew their tabs.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- The City of Spokane Valley is floating the higher cost to maintain streets and collect more than $2.7 million with a new car tab ordinance.

Glendale is taking to the public for a bond election in November with hopes of getting the community’s approval for $160 million in funds to use on public safety and

Repavement efforts began earlier in the month   By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org    The city of Davis started to repave the Putah Creek

The Chanhassen City Council has approved a preliminary levy increase of 7.4% for 2024, slightly higher than the 6.3% increase for 2023.

Round two of three Watertown City Council meetings this week concluded today after a little over four and a half hours as City Manager Amanda Mack went through the 2025-2029

HOOD RIVER — A portion of Belmont Avenue will get new pavement.

The slurry seal work planned for Pleasanton is running behind schedule.

The Glendale City Council recently reviewed its Pavement Management Program, a $4.5 billion project that ensures that the city’s residents are being treated with the best roads possible within the