Administration

Highlights

How to build awareness of flood risk and gain buy-in for flood control measures

Floods are one of the most devastating events to strike a community—costly in terms of lives...

Governments should look under the hood to make sure their IT systems are safe from cyber criminals

Cities and counties should take a close look at their entire IT setup to ensure security against...

Cleveland’s new strategic plan focuses on making city government work better

As Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb stepped onto the Music Hall stage in the city’s Public...

9/11 lawsuit challenges New York’s claim to immunity

New York claims it has legal immunity to a lawsuit filed by more than 8,000 police officers, firefighters and construction workers who claim they have health problems as a result of working to clear the remains of the World Trade Center.

San Jose mayor and aide arrested

The arrest of San Jose, Calif., Mayor Ron Gonzales and his top budget aide may be connected to a civil grand jury investigation into allegations that Gonzales illegally helped a sanitation company win a $11.25 million contract with the city

New York middle class is dwindling

New York’s middle class is shrinking as it is in other cities across the nation and the city’s middle-income neighborhoods are also declining in number.

Los Angeles mayor, teachers unions compromise on school takeover plan

Although Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will not get the control he wanted over the Los Angeles Unified School District, he will have a “central role” in picking the district’s superintendent

BRAC brings housing boom to Huntsville, Ala.

The Base Realignment and Closure Commission’s decision to expand the Army’s Redstone Arsenal missile defense center in Huntsville, Ala., has led to a housing boom in that town

Seattle study links suburban sprawl to health problems

A new report shows that sprawling suburban neighborhoods that discourage walking are bad for your health. The Cascadia Scorecard 2006 study

County commission tosses citizen from meeting

At least three members of the Clayton County, Ga., Commission fought back against critics at a recent meeting and eventually had one resident escorted out by police

Montanans vote on property rights

In November Montana residents will vote on a law that could require state and local governments to compensate property owners if new regulations lower the value of their property.

Daley election map includes names revealed in court

The names of political operatives from Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s 1995 re-election campaign have been mentioned in the federal trial of four former city officials

New plan revealed for 9/11 memorial

A redesign of the World Trade Center memorial in New York is expected to cost about $700 million, a decrease from the early May estimate of nearly $1 billion.

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Administration

Highlights

How to build awareness of flood risk and gain buy-in for flood control measures

Governments should look under the hood to make sure their IT systems are safe from cyber criminals

Cleveland’s new strategic plan focuses on making city government work better

9/11 lawsuit challenges New York’s claim to immunity

San Jose mayor and aide arrested

New York middle class is dwindling

Los Angeles mayor, teachers unions compromise on school takeover plan

BRAC brings housing boom to Huntsville, Ala.

Seattle study links suburban sprawl to health problems

County commission tosses citizen from meeting

Montanans vote on property rights

Daley election map includes names revealed in court

New plan revealed for 9/11 memorial

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