When disaster strikes, the government should help people recover, not exploit a tax code provision to raise taxes without voter approval, Lago Vista City Council Member Shane R. Saum writes.

Officers in New York crashed their official vehicles, hit other motorists and arrived to work reeking of alcohol. And yet, ...

Weak regulations, gaps in flood disclosure laws and political influence allow growth in floodplains with few safeguards.

The top-elected official in Milwaukee County, who rose out of poverty in one of the state’s poorest neighborhoods, has ...

On Aug. 23, the Mustang soccer team presented the money raised from the alumni game to the Blessings for Christmas and Hope ...

The annual Log Cabin Cookout, hosted by the Historical Society will be held at the Highland House Museum at 151 East Main ...

Nevada County's MORE program offers grants to repair or replace aging mobile homes-preserving one of the last affordable ...

Class action claims faulty meters and software inflated Odessa water bills, potentially affecting tens of thousands; the city ...

Christine Hitt is the Hawaii contributing editor for SFGATE. She is part-Native Hawaiian from the island of Oahu, and a Kamehameha Schools and University of Hawaii graduate. She's the former editor-in ...

The Galveston resident oversees the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Coastal Flood Database and hosts the ...

A look at 10 key topics in college football ahead of Week 2, ranking from the Longhorns to Aggies to Crimson Tide and the ...

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