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Byline: BILL GRAVELAND, THE CANADIAN PRESS Lead Calgary's city council has voted unanimously to see if it's possible to breathe new life into the cancelled deal to build a new [...]

Byline: Tom Davidson Feb. 10The leaders of Pittsburgh's city government and public school system agree there is a crisis in education because of the coronavirus pandemic and systemic racism. What [...]

Byline: Patrick VarineJan. 09--Delmont residents may have to absorb a $2.39 increase from the Franklin Township Municipal Sanitary Authority, but for now, they do not have worry about absorbing an [...]

Byline: Travis M. Andrews The sign, posted on the glass window of the police department, reads 'The Town is currently without the Police Department. In the case of an emergency, [...]

A late bid to keep the Oakland Raiders from moving took a step forward after supervisors in Alameda County, Calif., approved opening negotiations with an investment group on a $1.3 [...]

Byline: Samson X Horne Oct. 03--Pitcairn Council on Monday continued discussing the fate of the rundown borough building. Council has three options: renovating the current structure, erecting a new building [...]

Byline: Jim Spezialetti March 16--Crafton Council could make a decision on an ordinance to regulate the keeping of chickens in the borough at its March 28 meeting. Council held a [...]

The Athletics said they had agreed to a 10-year lease extension to remain in Oakland. The team owner Lew Wolff said Tuesday that after reviewing several modifications made by the [...]

Byline: PHILIP MORGAN; Times Staff Writer TEMPLE TERRACE -- City attorney Mark Connolly said it may take several meetings between city representatives and the developer to come to a resolution [...]

For proponents of term limits in Texas -- a group that defies partisan stereotyping -- May has been a disappointing month on the state and local levels. On May 11, [...]

A city long famed for its stockyards is familiar with strong stenches. Still, we can't help but pinch our noses to block the particularly noxious fumes from the parking meter [...]

Her stance on the issue has been loudly booed at public forums, picked over in newspaper editorials and derided at weekly news conferences by a leading rival in the race [...]

Byline: Jeffrey Anderson, THE WASHINGTON TIMES A $12.7 million contract to overhaul the city's publicly owned hospital is poised to pass the D.C. Council on Tuesday, after a four-hour hearing [...]

After being scaled back some more, New York University's plan to expand its campus in Greenwich Village over 20 years won crucial approvals from a City Council committee on Tuesday, [...]

Byline: WAVENEY ANN MOORE; Times Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG -- After months of negotiations, the city is preparing to sign its first contract for a $50 million Pier. Several points [...]

Byline: KEYONNA SUMMERS; Times Staff Writer DUNEDIN -- Too green or not too green? That's the question the Dunedin City Commission will tackle Thursday when it discusses the fees that [...]

For Forest City Ratner, it had become a make-or-break moment: The developer had already spent roughly $70 million on a proposed 81-acre luxury mall and housing complex in Yonkers, but [...]

The city of Dade City has an embarrassing history of municipal indifference toward its African-American community that lasted until the 1980s and a successful civil rights lawsuit to get streets [...]

Seven amendments to the City Charter and one referendum question await St. Petersburg voterson the Nov. 8 ballot. The first two are offered by the City Council. The rest were [...]

At its most elemental, a battle brewing in the City Council comes down to this: Do a few thousand New Yorkers like Kimberly Ortiz deserve a raise? A 27-year-old with [...]

Byline: JEFF GRAY AND JENNIFER LEWINGTON The city's powerful police union, which began contract talks this week, says it won't limit itself to the wage increases given to firefighters that [...]

The city and the firefighters' union announced yesterday that they had agreed to a tentative 50-month contract that gives firefighters a raise of more than 17 percent. The two sides […]

Court-ordered mediation is coming to Cook County. Starting next month, Circuit Court judges can order parties in civil cases to take their dispute to a mediator. There's no requirement that [...]