The city’s $175,000 loan to Le Petit Elephant is part of a growing public investment drawing scrutiny from some officials — but seen as necessary amid a worsening child care crisis.

Santa Rosa residents could see long-awaited investments in road maintenance, park upgrades and water and sewer improvements in the coming years.

WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM: President Donald Trump kept the world guessing about whether the United States will join Israel's ...

UGC NET city intimation 2025 slip will soon be released by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Candidates who applied for the ...

The situation, triggered by bad weather and rough seas caused by a depression in the Bay of Bengal, has left households ...

Williams and Meunks met for the first time on Wednesday, brought together by the tragedies that pulled their lives apart. Both are trying to find meaning in the pain, joining other families to call ...

A Kansas City man is behind bars after he allegedly fired a gun when he became upset during a playful family game.

Nairobi City County has launched a crackdown targeting tea and coffee hawkers in the Central Business District (CBD) amid ...

Amsterdam has cut the number of people who can attend the city’s 750th birthday party on the A10 ring road on Saturday from ...

“The rental inspection program builds on a lot of previous work in our community. It comes from a recommendation from a ...

Global Liveability Index ranks Copenhagen as the most liveable city, dethroning Vienna. Zurich ties for second place with ...

The second summer transfer window is firmly underway with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool looking to close out big deals as they reshape their squads for the new season ...