Berlaimont developers are asking Eagle County to exempt their development from a dual access road requirement intended to ensure residents and first responders safe alternate access to the subdivision ...

Last week, I attended The Game Awards in Downtown LA, which has turned into something of a mini Summer Games Fest, with events and previews happening around the big night. A veritable Summer Games ...

Re: “Oakland surrenders in ‘coal war’ battle” (Page A1, Dec. 11). As one who opposed, and still opposes, the coal terminal proposed by Phil Tagami and his associates, I am disappointed that the ...

Back in 2023, I heard a lot of upset voices in the community about the Forest Service’s decision to grant paved, year-round access across our public lands near Edwards to the Berlaimont developers. I ...

A good cover letter marries an applicant’s CV to the demands of the job. It helps employers identify promising candidates, particularly those with an employment history that is orthogonal to their ...

Close-up of a woman in a yellow shirt typing on a laptop, situated at a vibrant workspace with paperwork around. AI has in many ways leveled the playing field when it comes to candidates’ written ...

A proposed tentative order aims to make sure owners/operators of facilities, such as data centers, pay their fair share. Kansas mayor hit with criminal charges for allegedly voting as noncitizen in ...

Nine high-rise towers, each one 30 stories tall. Is that all? It sounds like a new Co-Op City, New York’s answer to apartments for the middle class, except my sense is that over time, they become ...

Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. A friend of mine passed along a letter from mayoral candidate John Meyer seeking support for his ...

OCONEE COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Tensions are high in Oconee County after a proposed development by East Shore South LLC was rejected by county council. The conflict between developer Mark Hart and ...

Sept. 25 − To the Editor: City officials are getting us distracted from our priorities. Priorities should be putting a stop to approving more hotels, expensive condos, expensive apartment buildings!