Donald Pate, who was on the the board for Lake Forest charter school, said he wanted to help out the school by selling dirt for a construction project. That would violate state ethics law. Although he said his company got $120,000, the state Ethics Board cleared him.
Constituents are frustrated that they can’t say their piece about the president's appointees and executive orders.
The state says everything is fine, but we found potential problems with 27 deputies.
Today we get a president-elect who can't tell the Constitution from a TV script.
Proposed ordinance would require most — but not all — rental units to be inspected once every three years.
Its Monday evening forums have gained a central place in black community politics.
All four have provided key testimony to support Zepporiah Edmonds in her case against the city.
A classic case of special-interest lobbying on behalf of giant corporations.
See where Kennedy, a Republican, bested Campbell, a Democrat.
Why are our own Jewish organizations acquiescing to leadership this repulsive?
