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#city-council

"That parking lot looks like government doesn't exist. It just seems like a lot of delay," said Mayor Drew Combs regarding the deteriorated condition of lots 7 and 8.

"I think it's a good thing that Gilroy has moved to districts and done so with a map that is decent—I’ve seen a whole lot worse."

"I think it's not a bad idea to explore, maybe they are too fanciful. We don't know until we examine the possibilities."—Mayor Olivia Chow

Unite deals with thousands of negotiations every year. From the council side, the negotiations in this dispute have been a shambles, with the government right at the heart of it.

According to city auditors, APD logged 75 million license plate scans in a year, leading to 165 arrests and 134 prosecutions, despite justice process delays.

When you post on social media, you represent that way, that means you think that way, said Payton during Tuesday's city council meeting.

Proclamations should reflect the diversity, contributions, and values of our entire city, not serve as a vehicle for political branding.

The city council remains deadlocked, unable to appoint Jacqueline Garcia-Roves' replacement, showcasing a political impasse that leaves Hialeah without a clear path forward.

The city's Park and Recreation Department is seeking new funding solutions to address a $700 million maintenance backlog while expanding parkland without adequate resources.

Cupertino City Manager Pamela Wu has been placed on paid administrative leave to ensure smooth operations and maintain stability while a fair internal review process unfolds.

"The only major service impact is the inability to impound healthy stray cats," Garnett told San José Spotlight.

Judge Barbara A. Meiers of the Los Angeles County Superior Court directly and unequivocally cautioned the City Council not to appoint a replacement and if they did so, it would be 'at their own peril.'

Pressed by Council Member Lincoln Restler (D-Brooklyn) on the years-long wait for urgent reforms, Lojan insisted he and his agency 'want to move as fast as we can' without risking safety or pricing issues that could result in the program's early demise.

Gridlock costs the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) $44.7 billion a year in economic and social value, which includes lost productivity.