ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The St. Petersburg City Council approved more than $4 million in additional sewer system resilience projects on Thursday to help keep the lift station which serves the ...

The tallies are in, and it’s time to officially meet the city’s first council to serve a four-year term alongside a new mayor. After an extended runoff seaso n that whittled down 60 City ...

Development along 8th Avenue could start to look a lot more like the rest of downtown Greeley following a zoning district change the city council approved Tuesday night. The city’s zoning district for ...

The Chicago City Council on Wednesday voted to extend protection status to a historic Catholic parish in the city, handing a win to advocates who for years have urged the local government to ...

On Wednesday, Phoenix City Council Chambers had protesters outside while city leaders discussed and voted on items involving the unhoused and immigration inside.

The Los Angeles City Council commemorated Juneteenth on Wednesday with a musical performance and by unveiling artwork that will be featured at events scheduled for this weekend. Councilman Curren ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The Virginia Beach City Council on Tuesday voted 9-0 to approve filling a pond with dredged material from local waterways, despite opposition from wildlife advocates ...

Erie City Council OKs using ARP interest, not reserve funds, for Miller Bros. roof repairs Council members made it clear to Mayor Joe Schember's administration they did not want to use the city's ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago City Council passed a controversial curfew designed to prevent so-called "teen takeovers" Wednesday. It passed 27-22, but Mayor Brandon Johnson said he would veto it.

A planning application proposing 418 new Hull homes has been submitted to Hull City Council. The application, launched by Beal Homes, proposes a major housing development on a large rectangular ...

The Longmont City Council tabled a controversial ordinance on Tuesday evening that would “limit sitting, kneeling, reclining, or lying down” in specific commercial right-of-way areas.

However, long-time residents like Donald Fox said they felt relieved with the city council’s choice. “When I first heard 'data center,' I thought, hey, great,” Fox explained.