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NYC Council Seeks High Court Review on Noncitizen Voting Rights

NYC Council Seeks High Court Review on Noncitizen Voting Rights

The New York City Council is taking a bold step by requesting the state’s highest court to reconsider recent appellate court rulings that struck down legislation allowing noncitizen immigrants to vote in city elections. This move reignites a contentious debate over the rights of noncitizen residents to participate in the democratic process. Challenging Constitutional Interpretations … Read more

Lake Oswego Tops List as Best Place to Live in Oregon for 2024

Lake Oswego Tops List as Best Place to Live in Oregon for 2024

Lake Oswego, Oregon – In the latest ranking of the best places to live in Oregon for 2024, Lake Oswego has clinched the top spot once again, reaffirming its status as a premier destination for quality living. The ranking, based on factors such as home values, crime rates, and overall quality of life, highlights Lake … Read more

Sacramento’s Crime Rates Highlight the Need for Caution and Vigilance

Sacramento's Crime Rates Highlight the Need for Caution and Vigilance

Sacramento, CA – Residents and prospective movers alike are urged to take heed as recent data sheds light on the city’s crime landscape. Despite its vibrant culture and plethora of attractions, Sacramento grapples with crime rates surpassing national averages, prompting calls for caution and vigilance among its populace. According to recent statistics, Sacramento faces a … Read more

Galena Park Tops List of Worst Houston Suburbs for 2024

Galena Park Tops List of Worst Houston Suburbs for 2024

Galena Park, a suburb located near Houston, has been declared the worst place to live in the Houston metropolitan area for 2024, according to recent data analysis. The ranking, based on factors such as income, unemployment rate, and median home values, highlights the challenges faced by residents in this community. With a population of 10,641, … Read more

March Social Security Payments: Millions of Americans Set to Receive Boost

March Social Security Payments: Millions of Americans Set to Receive Boost

Millions of Americans are eagerly awaiting their Social Security benefits this March, with significant increases in payments hitting bank accounts this week. The latest Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) brings good news for recipients, with a maximum payment of $4,873 and an average increase of $58 compared to last year’s benefits. Beneficiaries with birthdays falling … Read more

Connecticut Contemplates End of Film and TV Tax Credit Program

Connecticut Contemplates End of Film and TV Tax Credit Program

Connecticut’s film and television industry faces uncertainty as the state’s General Assembly weighs legislation to eliminate its lucrative tax credit program. The proposed bill has garnered bipartisan support, with both Republican and Democratic leaders advocating for its removal. The incentive program, which has provided over $1.5 billion in support to productions over nearly two decades, … Read more

Rhode Island Lawmakers Propose Tax Credit for Family Caregivers

Rhode Island Lawmakers Propose Tax Credit for Family Caregivers

In a bid to alleviate financial burdens on those caring for elderly or disabled family members, legislators in Rhode Island’s East Bay area have introduced a new tax credit proposal. Sen. Linda L. Ujifusa and Rep. Susan R. Donovan have collaborated on legislation aimed at offering relief to family caregivers facing significant monetary expenses. The … Read more

$1.2 Trillion Funding Bill Revealed: IRS Cuts and Child Care Boost Highlight Negotiations

$1.2 Trillion Funding Bill Revealed: IRS Cuts and Child Care Boost Highlight Negotiations

Congressional leaders have unveiled a $1.2 trillion government funding deal aimed at averting a looming shutdown. The agreement, covering half of the 12 annual government funding bills, addresses critical areas such as defense, health, and border security while reflecting the outcomes of bipartisan negotiations. The proposed bill allocates significant funding to key departments, with $824.3 … Read more

Tennessee Senate Passes $2 Billion Business Tax Cut to Avert Lawsuit Threat

Tennessee Senate Passes $2 Billion Business Tax Cut to Avert Lawsuit Threat

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (US Local News) — In a significant move aimed at staving off potential legal challenges, the Tennessee Senate has greenlit a nearly $2 billion tax cut and refund for businesses. The decision, though contentious, is viewed as crucial for maintaining the state’s economic competitiveness. The genesis of this move can be traced back … Read more

North Carolina Woman Upgraded to Murder Charge for Allegedly Killing Husband with Car

North Carolina Woman Upgraded to Murder Charge for Allegedly Killing Husband with Car

Elizabeth City, NC – Tyisha Major, a 44-year-old woman from Elizabeth City, North Carolina, is now facing a murder charge following the tragic death of her husband, Jermaine Major, after she allegedly ran him over with a vehicle. The incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday, Feb. 8, at the intersection of White Street … Read more