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The ruling marks the first time the courts have stepped in to compel the city’s highest-profile private owner of vacant properties to stabilize one of its many deteriorating buildings.

By Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach housing laws, in 2023, were put through a blender of State mandated legislation, whose alphabet soup of acronyms…

From aging brick homes in Wellston to bungalows in Lemay, the appraised values of many small, single-family homes have jumped by double-digit percentages.

View the comic strip for The Boondocks by cartoonist Aaron McGruder created November 12, 2023 available on GoComics.com

With a population of just over 800, Eudunda’s farming community takes pride in its mixed-cereal and livestock operations rooted in wisdom.

Humans will never be able to live forever.

The mid-north town of Eudunda draws from its rich farming heritage to shape the future. It's this, along with the ability to diversify in adversity, that makes the town a finalist for the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year Awards.

Following an historic vote ousting republican speaker of the house Kevin McCarthy, it has been reported that Congress has devolved into an ordered and productive branch of government. After narrowly avoiding a government shutdown, the House of Representatives was operating at record levels of ine

They're called "forever chemicals" because they don't break down and are difficult to remove from the environment. But the name could just as easily be a reference to the high cost and political and legal problems associated with remediation efforts.

By Elka Worner A city staff proposal to increase the building height limit in Hermosa Beach’s Cypress District from 35 feet to 45 feet was strongly opposed at…