Regional & State News

Texas students attending private schools would be eligible for up to $10,000 per year.

Last year’s event drew thousands, prompting Pacifica officials to charge organizers more for parking, cleaning, and public safety.

The bill would now require people who own commercial property to submit information on whether and why their properties are vacant.

Senate Bill 14 establishes Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to identify and reduce burdensome state rules and improve agency transparency, officials said.

Robert E. Crimo III was handed seven consecutive sentences of life in prison.

The fire has prompted air quality alerts for the New York City metro area.

Former Judge Joel Cano submitted his resignation earlier this month.

People traveling in the United States on domestic flights have to use a REAL ID, or another suitable form identification such as as a passport, starting May 7.

The immigrant, who was illegally in the United States, is referred to in court documents by a pseudonym.

A judge ordered the government to stop deporting illegal immigrants without giving them a chance to challenge the removals.

U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis had ordered the government to address discovery requests.

Nassau County police identified the remains of a mother and child found murdered 28 years ago as U.S. Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter.

As the city prepares for the 2026 World Cup and the 2028 Olympics, it must also slash spending to close the city’s budget shortfall.

The state is selling a nasal spray treatment for $24. The governor calls it disrupting a billion-dollar industry to save lives.

The Mexican was convicted of killing a young California couple while he was driving intoxicated in 2021.

Michigan Republicans say they want to put land use and zoning decisions for wind and solar projects back in the hands of localities.

A federal appeals court previously halted the lawsuit, saying the companies had no right to sue.