The trash fee that paid for repaving 430 miles of roadway violated California's vehicle code, according to two courts.

Prepare for natural disasters with a go bag, and ensure you're ready for anything mother nature throws at you.

EDITOR’S NOTE: EastIdahoNews.com will be publishing the responses to candidate questionnaires every day through the municipal election on Nov. 4. Read them all here. IDAHO FALLS — One candidate is running against the incumbent for Seat 4 on the Idaho Falls City Council this November. The newcomer, Jared Dominick, is hoping to secure the city […]

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Welcome to Horizon, DLA Piper’s monthly bulletin reporting on late-breaking legislative and policy developments in ESG. Our aim is to sca

The Illinois governor accused Trump of wanting to incite chaos in Chicago "to create the pretext for invoking the Insurrection Act."

There are a lot of events this month and even more to come as we get closer towards the end of the year.

Reason #2 is a big one.

Mamdani’s primary win has alarmed many in part because it was also unexpected, with nearly every major poll predicting a Cuomo victory in the weeks leading up to the primary.

A bear spotted near Saw Mill Parkway, Cooley and Hobby streets in Pleasantville is being relocated. What to do to keep your home safe from bears.

  In a significant move aimed at reshaping trade dynamics, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Monday that all medium- and heavy-dut

Reason #2 is a big one.

Vagrancy and anti-camping laws force unhoused people into the shadows, where they must struggle to survive.

Reason #2 is a big one.

Manatee County announcing trash trucks will now only pick up trash once weekly.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has released a list of more than 4,000 companies that may be required to comply with the state’s ne

The Urraco Evo series can be used to shred everything from wood and plastics to heavy-duty applications like scrap metal and aluminum.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta said his state would continue to sue the Trump administration's aggressive deregulatory actions on environmental

At the August 2025 Council meeting, Councilmen Joe Impasto and Jeff Corbin proposed a new Onsite Sewage Disposal System (OSDS) ordinance that would supersede/replace the current OSDS inspection ordinance. The current ordinance requires OSDS’s be inspected whenever ownership of a residential property with such a system is transferred from one person to another (i.e., when

Communities across the United States are shutting down detention facilities and refusing to cooperate with immigration enforcement.