Trash fees will increase for numerous L.A. residents following the city’s financial troubles.
Residents in Los Angeles are set to face a significant increase in their trash pickup fees after a City Council vote on Tuesday aimed at addressing a serious financial crisis. The city’s trash program has relied on heavy subsidies, costing around $500,000 daily. Earlier this year, officials indicated that addressing a nearly $1 billion budget […]
Jackson Hospital encounters a fresh financial struggle while the city considers a loan request.
Just eight months after avoiding bankruptcy, Jackson Hospital and its clinic are at another financial juncture. This time, they’ll have only a few weeks to devise a plan to keep operations running. During a recent meeting with the Montgomery City Council, hospital administrators warned that without new funding, services could be halted by the end […]
Tennessee candidates for governor adopt varying financial approaches
Two candidates for the Republican nomination for governor in Tennessee are approaching fundraising quite differently, even with a year until the primary. Rep. John Rose, hailing from Cookville, has personally loaned his campaign $5 million and raised an additional $1.1 million through his state account. Notably, most contributions have come from fellow Tennesseans. On the […]
Tennessee provides financial support to factories affected by hurricane damage.
The three businesses in East Tennessee that suffered significant damage due to Hurricane Helen in fall 2024 will each receive a substantial $1 million grant to help rehire staff and restart their operations. Governor Bill Lee, alongside Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWater, announced that grants totaling over $4 million will go to a […]
Businesses affected by North Rim wildfires will get financial assistance
Financial Relief for Arizona Businesses Impacted by Wildfires Grand Canyon, Arizona – Businesses in Arizona are seeking financial aid following the damage from the White Sage Fire, which is located near Dragon Bravo Fire and the Grand Canyon North Rim. On Tuesday, Governor Katie Hobbs announced that the U.S. Small Business Administration issued an Economic […]
Adam Schiff Establishes Legal Defense Fund During DOJ Financial Investigation
Schiff Establishes Legal Defense Fund Amid Mortgage Fraud Investigation California Senator Adam Schiff, a Democrat, has set up a new legal defense fund as the Department of Justice looks into his finances due to alleged mortgage fraud. Schiff, known for his long-standing rivalry with former President Donald Trump, may be facing a drawn-out legal confrontation […]
Potential 2028 Presidential Candidate Supports Bill Providing Financial Aid for Undocumented Students in College
Illinois Governor Signs Bill Providing Financial Aid to All Students Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a new bill on Friday that enables students in the state to access financial aid irrespective of their immigration status. The legislation, sponsored by Illinois senators Selina Villanueva and Javier L. Cervantes, aims to make all students residing in Illinois […]
Cochise County Audit Uncovers Mistakes in Financial Statements and Compliance Problems
This summary outlines the key points from a meeting held by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors on July 23, 2025, which centered on the Audit General’s findings for 2023-2024. Terrence Stangel, the financial audit manager, presented an overview of the audit process and its implications for the county. Stangel noted that Arizona law mandates […]
City Council Talks About Financial Issues and Their Effect on Rate Study
A recent special session of the Nogales City Council held on July 30, 2025, brought forward significant financial concerns that could affect local residents. The council focused on the need for thorough investigations into fees with the aim of identifying and addressing gaps in the city’s revenue system. Council members voiced strong worries about the […]
Republican Senators Delaying Trump Nominees To Maintain Financial Benefits
Two Republican senators are attempting to stall the confirmation process for three of President Donald Trump’s nominees for the Treasury Department. Senators Chuck Grassley from Iowa and John Curtis from Utah are urging the administration to disclose details about how the solar tax credit’s gradual phase-out will be implemented in the president’s major legislative bill. […]