Marqueece Harris-Dawson becomes Council president
Marqueece Harris-Dawson prepares to become president of LA City Council
Harris-Dawson, who currently serves as the council president pro tem, will be sworn in as leader of the City Council during Friday’s meeting — after which he will host a news conference in the John Ferrero Council Chamber Media Room to share his vision for Los Angeles.
The Mill Valley City Council has unanimously approved a plan to install two sand volleyball courts at Bayfront Park. The ...
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A series of property tax relief workshops feature resources and officials from city offices including the Office of Property ...
VIENNA — Vienna City Council met Thursday to discuss repurposing zoning of plots near the former Ohio Valley University (OVU) ...
Education and affordable housing were among the issues discussed Wednesday during a City Council candidate forum sponsored by ...
Nine candidates are vying for three spots on Hampton City Council. Incumbents Chris Bowman, Hope Harper and Billy Hobbs are facing challengers Randy Bowman, Carolyn S. Campbell, LaToya Fleming, ...
New Orleans' City Council to revoked the tax-exempt status of Parc Fontaine Apartments, an Algiers apartment complex ...
There are 22 candidates running in Portland's City Council District 2 race — and in that crowded field, 18 qualified for ...
Members of Parkersburg City Council will consider contributing to the salary of an assistant county prosecutor focusing on ...
The new ordinance requires city staff to submit quarterly reports covering each eviction, including the number of people ...
Three incumbents who represent liberal leaning voices on a seven-person body that currently has a conservative majority are ...
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