What we can learn about how fraud happens and how can cities guard against it.

For many major cities across the United States, pickleball’s rise in popularity shows equity gaps in infrastructure.

Lightfoot wants to “unwind” Chicago’s “addiction to fines and fees” so as to not drive people into bankruptcy and out of the economy.

A new report from the National League of Cities finds that local governments are seeing big drops in revenue.

A place like Columbus, Ohio, relies on income tax for 75% of its revenue.

The San Francisco assessor's office has waited years to update its technology systems.