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A new public meeting recording policy is being revisited in Huntington Township, and ongoing trash service concerns could prompt another look into the municipality’s refuse contract.

BRASHER — Taxpayers in the town of Brasher will see a slight increase in their tax rate in 2023.

Staff from the State Treasurer's office will be in DeSoto Co. and Tate Co. to help people search the state's unclaimed money list and begin the claims process.

DeSoto County supervisors said county buildings will ‘go green’ Nov. 7 -13, lit up with green lights as a show that veterans “are seen, appreciated, supported.

Rick Caruso called on Rep. Karen Bass to provide more transparency Thursday on her dealings with an indicted USC administrator.

Kristen Quinn has fond memories of helping with daily chores on her grandfather’s farm, where she grew used to working outside and being around equipment.

The university asked the developer and trustee to guide it through its lowest point in history. Now running for mayor, Rick Caruso is inviting voters to look at how he “cleaned up the messes at USC” and will do the same for the city of L.A.

Los Angeles County announced the hiring of a Washington, D.C.-based law firm today to audit the county's contracting policies and procedures, and to review all of its major service contracts, in light of the federal indictment of former Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas.

For several years, the Foster Grandparent Program has served the region. They are planning to re-enter the area after COVID stopped progress.

BRASHER FALLS — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the town of Brasher.