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Right now, no one can even apply to build a data center in Sevier County. Residents are about to help decide what the rules will… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The Davis County Commission Seat B race between Republican Susan Lee and unaffiliated candidate Bret Millburn has gone back and forth since election night with Millburn taking an 18-vote lead as of Tuesday night. Millburn has received 54,475 votes (50.01%) while Lee has received 54,457 votes (49.99%). Millburn retook the lead after Lee took the […]
Last week, the Utah Transportation Commission approved state funding for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi, allowing the project to enter the design and construction phase. The state will allocate $4,533,402 to the project through its Transportation Investment Fund to be paired with $4,466,598 in Mountainland Association of Government funding, giving the project […]
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The North Carson Street portion of Carson City’s Complete Streets project could be finished in 4 ½ years in the best-case scenario, but the public input portion just started.
The city Planning Commission recommended a third two-year extension for the Westin Verasa
Local opposition has surfaced strongly in public forums, often led by older, affluent homeowners who express concerns over housing size, parking, and neighborhood impact, sometimes delaying projects through organized efforts.
The Napa County Open Space District met for the first time Monday since the election. Leaders awaited a likely victory for Measure B and receiving a long-sought sales tax for new parks and open space.
Shortly after the Camp Fire, Steve Crowder was chosen as the mayor of Paradise, a daunting position in an unimaginable time for the town.
The Butte County Board of Supervisors generally meets at 9 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at its chambers located at 25 County Center Drive, Suite 205 in Oroville. Meetings are free and open to the public.
Since the 1970s, the town of Paradise has gone through various phases of talking about and even attempting to get the wheels turning on a sewer system.
Humboldt County employees urge supervisors to reconsider a reclassification plan that would move positions into the AFSCME bargaining unit, resulting in frozen pay and reduced benefits for affected workers.