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Landau Holds AI Hearing; Driscoll Looks for Answers on Regional Rail Trains

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● October 19, 2025

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Thomas Looks to Prepare for 2026; Brooks Wants to Ensure Everyone Can Participate in Festivities

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● October 12, 2025

Parker Announces Police Survey; HOME Details Released

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● October 4, 2025

Landau Passes Fair Chance Bill; Lozada Updates Curfew Bill

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● September 28, 2025

Gauthier Looks to Ban Trash Burning; Squilla Updates Plastic Bag Ban

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● September 21, 2025

Council Returns with Nuisance Legislation

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● September 14, 2025

Controller Releases L&I Audit Report; Finds Several Problems

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Hall ● August 25, 2025

PICA Approves City Budget With Concerns

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● August 4, 2025

Parker Announces New Exended Day, Year Schools; Johnson Decries Potential Federal Budget Bill

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 30, 2025

Final Budget, HOME Bills, Ready for Final Passage

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 8, 2025

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