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City Council is calling for hearings to examine the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office's operations and practices amid concerns about the department.
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday rejected the mayor's pick for the city's next police chief, Bill Peterson.
A controversial data center project in Westlake will move forward after the Town Council approved a development agreement Thursday, following a recent settlement reached by the developer, the city of Keller and nearby homeowners.
Officials in San Jose are proposing a temporary halt on new data center approvals ahead of anticipated stricter rules on their development.
Family caregivers are spending nearly $16,000 a year to care for loved ones, according to AARP research released Thursday morning at City Hall.
The royal commission into alleged corruption on government Big Build sites continues on Friday. The commission has been hearing evidence on what led to the June 2022 closure of the Gap Road level crossing removal site and what involvement CFMEU had in the process.
Verdun borough mayor Céline-Audrey Beauregard says one local newspaper has gone too far after it published a sexist caricature of her.
Robert Garcia and Pennywise Screenshots/XReading modeReadingAaPaperAaSepiaAaNightThe presumptive incoming House Oversight chair quite literally beclowned himself Friday with an awkward post comparing himself to Stephen King’s Pennywise character from the well-known novel with multiple movie adaptations, “It.”
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said there were “no words for a loss of this magnitude” as rescuers said they were still searching for survivors.
Microsoft said the outage was caused by servers unexpected becoming unavailable, straining other systems.
Two children were among the eight people killed after a New York City apartment building collapsed, officials said Thursday, as rescuers fought the rain in their continued, frantic search for possible survivors.
In a letter Thursday, 45 nonprofit and civil rights organizations called for the Mamdani administration to stop pursuing the new technology, arguing it could carry privacy risks and "the potential for human and civil rights violations."