A recent Euna Solutions survey found 83% of local governments still accept payments through the post.
The district court’s injunction forces the Ninth Circuit to consider detailed court findings when reviewing an earlier ...
State officials filed a district court motion arguing the Trump administration’s continued federalization of state troops has ...
Cities need to make monitoring technologies more efficient, improve road emergency response and diversify development ...
The legislation averts proposed service cuts and fare hikes with $1.5 billion in funding for Chicago’s public transit network ...
A construction engineer by trade, Ian Choudri hired a new team, reworked the project plan and says it’s time to “build more ...
Cities are creating emergency nutrition funds, reopening COVID-era aid programs and pleading with federal officials as the ...
Verra Mobility will add 450 more signalized intersections as part of an expanded agreement with the city's transportation ...
Four of the six measures on the Nov. 4 ballot for city residents aim to ease the soaring cost of housing for New Yorkers by increasing affordable housing development opportunities and reducing red ...
A Harris County, Texas, court is educating tenants about the eviction process and connecting them with legal aid.
5 ways local governments can prepare for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s effects on social services
Medicaid and SNAP recipients will face more stringent eligibility requirements and more frequent verification. Communication, ...
Flexible incentives, zoning reform and collaboration could help co-op boards overcome Local Law 97’s financial and regulatory ...
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