City Council in Nogales Sets 15-Mile Residency Requirement for City Manager Applicants
The City of Nogales conducted a regular meeting on September 3, 2025, where local officials addressed notable revisions to the residency requirements for mayoral candidates. The discussion primarily centered around changes that would permit city managers to live up to 15 miles outside of the city limits, a move seen as a response to the […]
North Carolina City Declares Itself a “Fourth Amendment Workplace” During ICE Raids
Durham City Council Votes for Employee Protection Against Immigration Raids On Tuesday, the Durham City Council unanimously declared the city a “fourth revised workplace,” aiming to shield city employees in North Carolina from immigration enforcement actions unless there is a proper warrant. This resolution instructs city staff to uphold the Fourth Amendment in workplaces and […]
City Council Tackles Meter Reading Problems and Customer Billing Issues
This article summarizes a meeting held by the City of Nogales on September 3, 2025, addressing ongoing issues with discrepancies between water meter readings and billing. The discussion focused on the challenges residents face due to inconsistent billing cycles and the city’s efforts to enhance accuracy and customer service. The meeting kicked off with a […]
Israel Advises Palestinians in Gaza City to Move to Safer Areas
Evacuations Ordered in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict On Saturday, Israeli forces instructed Palestinians in Gaza to evacuate as they prepared to take control of areas suffering from severe hunger and guide residents to tent camps in southern Gaza. The Israeli military has designated Mwasi, a makeshift camp in southern Gaza, as a humanitarian zone, urging […]
Nogales City Council gets ready for wet conditions and encourages social media updates
City Meeting Highlights Community Engagement in Nogales During a meeting on September 3, 2025, city officials in Nogales, Arizona, addressed several vital topics aimed at enhancing community engagement and preparedness. The discussions underscored the significance of local events, public safety, and effective communication with residents. A major focal point was the Mexican Fiesta, a staple […]
City Organizes Safety Precautions and POW MIA Ceremony at Gordo Park
A recent meeting held on September 3, 2025, in Nogales brought attention to important steps aimed at enhancing community safety and engagement, tackling both urgent issues and future events that benefit residents. One major topic discussed was the installation of security cameras in various neighborhoods. This initiative follows reports of damage from the previous year […]
City Council Suggests New Hiring Guidelines and Salary Increase for Mayor and Members
A recent regular meeting in Nogales, held on September 3, 2025, sparked considerable discussion regarding proposed changes to employment practices and the compensation of city officials. This reflects the community’s evolving needs and the ongoing efforts to adapt to contemporary governance challenges. One of the key proposals on the table was to extend the mayor’s […]
City Council Approves Various Community Events and Project Updates in Latest Meeting
City Meeting in Nogales Focuses on Community and Events On September 3, 2025, city officials in Nogales, Arizona convened to discuss local issues and celebrate upcoming events. The meeting took place at City Hall and was an engaging mix of accountability and cultural recognition. During the evening session, Deputy Mayor Kramer spoke about his recent […]
Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) extends an invitation | Legal Notices
Financial Audit Services Proposal Invitation Tuba City Regional Healthcare Corporation (TCRHCC) is calling for eligible businesses to submit proposals for providing financial audit services to its finance department located in Tuba City, which is in Coconino County, Navajo County, Arizona. The invitation is open to all qualified businesses. The selection process will adhere to the […]
‘Boston Fails to Safeguard Its Residents’: Trump Administration Suing Another Sanctuary City
Trump Administration Sues Boston Over Sanctuary Law On Thursday, the Trump administration took legal action against Boston concerning a sanctuary law that complicates federal immigration enforcement targeting illegal immigrant criminals within the city. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Boston’s Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu, Police Commissioner Michael Cox, and the Boston […]