Fearing loss of federal funds, L.A. reverses course, approves Van Nuys Airport lease
Los Angeles City Council approved a controversial helicopter lease to avoid losing federal funding, despite community protests and claims of unfair bidding.
Can Farmington hide from its legacy of anti-Indigenous violence? - High Country News
Systemic anti-Indigenous violence persists in border towns like Farmington, New Mexico, highlighting deep-rooted issues within settler communities.
Pooch protest against changes to Tower Hamlets' dog walking rules
The introduction of a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) could impose fines on dog walkers for off-lead pets, prompting public protests.
Beloved theatre to close amid dispute between west London council and operators
The Beck Theatre in London will close permanently in January after disputes between Hillingdon Council and Trafalgar Theatres.
Protesters vow to fight council theatre closure
Protests against the closure of the Beck Theatre highlight community concerns and accusations against Hillingdon Council's handling of the venue's management and future.
Beloved theatre to close amid dispute between west London council and operators
The Beck Theatre in London will close permanently in January after disputes between Hillingdon Council and Trafalgar Theatres.
Protesters vow to fight council theatre closure
Protests against the closure of the Beck Theatre highlight community concerns and accusations against Hillingdon Council's handling of the venue's management and future.
East Bay high school forfeits 6 football games after principal says team played ineligible athletes
Students demand fairness after principal reveals forfeiting six football games due to ineligible players.
The forfeits have significant implications for the team's future and the players' opportunities.
This could wreck the area': anger at new Guggenheim in Spanish nature reserve
The proposed Guggenheim Museum expansion threatens the Urdaibai biosphere reserve, raising concerns among local groups and environmentalists about biodiversity and ecological damage.
Monday Morning Headlines: Bob Lee Stabbing Trial Kicks Off Today
The trial of Nima Momeni for Bob Lee's murder attracts significant media attention in San Francisco.
Philadelphia's University of the Arts suddenly closes, prompting president's resignation, student protests and a class action lawsuit
Closure of University of the Arts (UArts) causing shockwaves in Philadelphia art community and beyond.
Firm linked to criminal probe donated to Gething
Vaughan Gething's leadership campaign received funds from a company linked to a criminal investigation, raising concerns about ethical practices in political financing.