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The Ross Valley Sanitary District entered into an agreement to sell its 10.7-acre site at 2000 Larkspur Landing Circle.
"Leading the police department is a big responsibility in any city, especially here in Monterey," said City Manager Dante Hall. "It requires a lot of courage, compassion and commitment to service. Dave has all those qualities and during my tenure here he's really brought a thoughtful approach to difficult situations. He's consistently focused on professionalism and service."
Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works is getting ready for winter with an expanded snowplow fleet, new technology and plans for around-the-clock coverage.
A San Antonio councilwoman says she did not realize a recent increase in towing fees also impacted the amount companies can charge for towing from private parking lots.
After the Texas election, KPRC 2’s ENOUGH team looks at what’s next for Flock cameras in League City and Conroe, TEFA school vouchers, data center costs and border security spending.
Texas Rep. Joe Moody filed House Bill 1090 to create a permit system allowing residents to keep raccoons as pets if they complete a state-approved ownership course, obtain a yearly permit from Texas Parks and Wildlife.
A months-long battle over South Garden Avenue in Clearwater is headed to court after city leaders rejected a petition challenging a controversial deal with the Church of Scientology.
The Granada Theater is expected to be sold next year to be transformed into a bathhouse, but some residents want to pool their resources and save the beloved theater themselves.
Plano mayor John Muns had an uncertain tone when discussing the future of the Dallas Stars arena project in his first comments since a venue tax was rejected by voters. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more.
Westlake has approved construction on a data center near its border with Keller after months of debate and a protracted legal battle.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson accused aldermen of being dishonest about budget negotiations, prompting pushback from City Council members.
Oprah’s Favorite Things celebrates 30 years that include four affordable holiday picks including reversible ponchos, puzzles, cookware and a travel adapter.