When natural disasters hit rural areas, outside help can be slow to arrive, leaving state and local governments to tackle it ...

This year, control of the U.S. Senate could well run through the school boards, but with the politics of the last six years ...

As a new study shows, public works projects built by union labor deliver superior workforce supply, productivity and safety ...

There have been some promising reforms to occupational licensing, but too many states still erect barriers that don’t reflect ...

Healthcare providers in Texas say the Rural Health Transformation Program provides much-needed funding. But they worry about ...

Mona Miyasato has been the Santa Barbara County executive officer, the top unelected official, since 2013. She’s retiring ...

The Trump administration is imposing stricter financial tests on Medicaid waivers, potentially limiting states’ ability to use them to expand services and try new approaches.

Nearly 15 years after the state began reforming school discipline, suspensions are down but emergency removals have more than ...

Eighteen months after the Eaton and Palisades fires, survivors are running out of resources and far short of what they will ...

New York City and the MTA are studying a possible thermal energy network in Lower Manhattan, hoping to capture excess heat ...

Bay Area researchers found that gardens created to capture stormwater can do more than reduce flooding and manage water flow.

In too many places it costs more to build than market-rate homes. Colorado is an exception, thanks to an array of policies ...