A property owner who wants to open his share of "God's country" to tourists says he is excited to get started after a lengthy ...

The New South Wales (NSW) state government of Australia has selected Hutchinson Builders as the main works contractor for the Moree Hospital redevelopment ... hospital’s signage and wayfinding systems ...

REDDING, Calif. - The future of Shasta County's old courthouse was back for discussion at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting. Supervisors decided in a 4-1 vote, with District 5 Supervisor Chris ...

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Jim Jacoby did not immediately return a call for comment on Friday. The next step after a foreclosure notice is a property sale on the courthouse steps. There, a developer could buy the land or the ...

Whistleblower testifies in court that plan to abolish CFPB is still on, countering administration’s narrative By Tierney Sneed , CNN 4 minute read ...

A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau official charged with laying off the agency’s staff said the Trump administration pushed to fully shutter the watchdog as recently as last week, even as a court ...

Stuart MacGill will soon learn his fate as he stands accused of facilitating a drug deal in the underground carpark of his restaurant. Mr MacGill is standing trial in the NSW District Court ...

The Big 12 Conference last month unveiled a brand-new, aesthetically unique court for this year's basketball championships that is riddled with logos and brands in a stark contrast from the old ...

Cumberland Circuit Court Judge Donald Blessing says the $37 million courthouse renovation plan doesn’t have to be the final version. Instead, he’s open to working with supervisors to “collaborate and ...

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A plan to restructure Thames Water through a loan of up to £3 billion should not have been approved as its terms are “mispriced and inappropriate”, the Court of Appeal has been told.