Chicago man charged in West Side shooting that injured 2 women
A Chicago man was charged in a double shooting during an argument over the weekend in the city's Austin neighborhood.
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Students at Dorchester school learning in sweltering classrooms with no AC Temperatures soared to 96 degree...
Temperatures soared to 96 degrees in Boston on Tuesday, and in one school in the city, students were finding ways to get by with no air conditioning.
OKC City Council allows some data center projects to move forward despite moratorium
An Oklahoma City Council meeting discussed "common sense exceptions" to the city's moratorium on data centers Tuesday.
South San Antonio artist Lee Valentine releases viral Spurs anthem ‘Ballin Like Wemby’
San Antonio’s basketball culture has always had its own sound, and now local artist Lee Valentine is adding a fresh anthem to the soundtrack of the city.
Large fire destroys 2 homes in South Chicago
Two homes were destroyed in a large fire Wednesday morning in the city's South Chicago neighborhood.
BMW collides with Hollywood police vehicle on Ocean Drive
Detectives are investigating a crash that occurred early Wednesday morning in Hollywood and involved one of the city’s police officers.
Man arrested after shooting at Chicago cops on South Side, police say
Chicago police say a man shot at officers responding to a report of gunfire Tuesday night on the city's South Side.
New Orleans City Council calls for expanded water testing and faster catch basin maintenance
After two separate sewage leaks into the Industrial and Dwyer canals, the city council is urging the Sewerage and Water Board to provide transparency and address community concerns as efficiently as possible.
1 dead after shooting in northeast Columbus
Columbus police are investigating a fatal shooting Wednesday morning on the city's northeast side.
L.A.’s democratic socialists look to boost their clout in City Hall
This year's elections could lead to six DSA-backed candidates on the L.A. City Council — and a socialist-backed city attorney. What would that mean for the city's future?
Editorial: An appreciation of the voices in our pages who imagined a better Chicago in 2050
Our Chicago 2050 series brought together thinkers from around the city to explore what Chicago could and should look like 25 years from now in a package of thought-provoking essays.
Baltimore adding 4 new speed camera locations
Baltimore is adding a slate of new electronic eyes across the city.
New Orleans expects to receive FEMA extension on road projects: 'This is a major win'
After months of uncertainty, New Orleans officials on Tuesday said they expect federal officials will sign off on a funding extension that would allow the city to finish the massive,
Sean Crumby appointed as Irvine’s seventh city manager
Since joining the city, Crumby has been overseeing public works, transportation and sustainability operations, including the $1 billion Great Park development.
‘Boil water’ notice lifted for last homes affected by Mountain View main breach
The city of Mountain View’s water woes appear to be over at last.
'It's scary': SAPD investigating sexual assault involving woman who woke up naked on northeast side trail
Neighbors and those who walk, run and bike the trail support the idea of the city installing lighting. Park hours are from sunset to sunrise.
FOX45: Task force warns Baltimore lags economically, backs $1B downtown convention center plan
Baltimore leaders are weighing a roughly $1 billion plan to modernize the Baltimore Convention Center, a proposal supporters say is needed because the city has fallen behind other cities in “generating new...
Temple Terrace weighs $72M overhaul to tackle ‘forever chemicals’ contamination in city's drinking water
Temple Terrace city leaders say they are running out of time to address growing concerns over PFAS contamination in the city’s drinking water.
KSAT Q&A: Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones discusses repayment for failed MLS bid, city budget deficit
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones joined KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and Courtney Friedman during KSAT’s 6 O’Clock News to discuss seeking repayment from a failed Major Leage Soccer bid, the city’s fiscal outlook an...
Laguna Beach bans pop-up tents and canopies on most areas of its beaches "Single-pole beach umbrellas are t...
"Single-pole beach umbrellas are the only shade structures permitted on city beaches, except within designated canopy zones," the City of Laguna Beach wrote on social media.
Tri-county residents choose new Metro Council president in Tuesday's primary election
Five candidates are running to replace former Metro Council President Lynn Peterson, who stepped down in March to take a job at the city of Lake Oswego.
Ahead of CWS, Omaha revises scalping ordinance broken by digital tickets
Omaha's city prosecutor says the city's ticket scalping ban hasn't been enforced since the vast majority of College World Series tickets went digital.
How would a sale of Chicago's parking meters affect drivers?
Chicago's parking meters could soon have a new owner, but what would that mean for the city's drivers?
San Francisco approves loan to keep zoo operating
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved an $8.5 million loan on Tuesday to help keep the city's nearly 100-year-old zoo operating.