HomeAway and the Alliance for Neighborhood Prosperity are advocating policy changes that they call a compromise. But critics say they would lead to further expansion of short-term rentals.
Records filed in another suit show that the city diverted more than $1 million annually in taxes collected on school district's behalf.
And despite the fiasco, top brass ordered itself big raises.
All three ousted deputy directors recently received large pay raises. Meanwhile, the utility, citing a financial crisis, has been shutting off water service to delinquent customers.
The Lens obtained the names of the first 44 customers who faced disconnection from the Sewerage and Water Board. Some complained of unfair treatment, mysterious bills and longstanding disputes with the utility.
Trump's lies are a calculated distraction from what he's actually doing.
Mayor urged board to fire and replace 911 call center director. Her spokesman offered only vague explanations.
A judge will rule on whether the council violated the Open Meetings Law.
A volunteer reporter was sued for asking the city of Tallulah for records of its spending.
