CATA will offer free rides Tuesday, August 6 to polling locations for local elections.

Electric scooters will return to East Lansing with a tentative deployment date of August 18, City Manager George Lahanas confirmed.

Tuesday’s East Lansing City Council meeting will have an update on income tax revenue scheduled.

The East Lansing 2019 Summer Concert Series will begin with a performance by Starfarm from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, July 12

On-street parking pilot program in the Bailey neighborhood will restrict parking on residential streets.

July 4 is nationally known as a day to set off fireworks in the sky, and East Lansing has guidelines for those wishing to participate.

East Lansing City Council voted 3-2 to maintain and grant a raise to City Attorney Thomas Yeadon and his firm.

A pilot program initiated by the City of East Lansing will provide 30-minute free parking in July.

East Lansing City Council discussed halting downtown development in order to streamline a housing study and augment downtown zoning.

Since March 2019, the Hannah Community Center Committee has worked to plan a path for the facility’s future.

City Council discussed a moratorium on development, authorized the city manager to enter certain contracts, introduced a review board.

East Lansing City Council approved its fiscal year 2020 budget and capital improvement plan.

The East Lansing Family Aquatic Center, at 6400 Abbot Road, is set to open Saturday, June 1

Michigan’s Children and the Children’s Trust Fund of Michigan held a public hearing on intersecting solutions to drug abuse.

The East Lansing City Council approved CA-East Lansing’s application to open a downtown dispensary at 1234 E. Grand River Ave.

Environmental agency presentations made up what Mayor Mark Meadows called the East Lansing City Council’s “environmental evening.”

After years in the making and seven different development agreements, the Lansing City Council approved the $250 million Red Cedar project.

Council doesn’t have a clear direction on handling recreational marijuana penalties after an April 16 discussion-only meeting.

Only Spin and Gotcha — both new to East Lansing — have filed for a licensing agreement to operate within the city.

Proposal from the developers of The Hub on Campus to build two student housing towers on Bogue Street faces delays.