Officials with the state released details this week about the tax incentives offered to the internet giant.
The Gwinnett Board of Commissioners have approved money to ease congestion at State Route 316 and U.S. 29.
See how the Christmas holiday will affect government offices, trash pick-up, banks, and grocery store hours in Gwinnett County.
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring thousands of temporary workers in Gwinnett Countyand elsewhere for the 2020 head count.
The Gwinnett commissioners awarded an almost $2 million contract this week for a Lawrenceville roundabout.
"I'm not racist, but I do not believe in interracial marriage," said a Georgia city councilman who plans to resign before a recall election.
A family-friendly rally for the 2020 Census will take place on Saturday, Nov. 2, at Bicentennial Plaza in downtown Lawrenceville.
Gwinnett County is hosting a Census hiring event Wednesday; see what the Census Bureau is paying for temporary positions in the 2020 Census.
A Lawrenceville City Councilman was unopposed in qualifiers, so he's set to take the mayoral seat.
Three panelists will address the benefits of 287(g), a federal law, and discuss the impacts of the program.
Gwinnett County Voter Registrations and Elections is looking for citizens of all backgrounds, but especially needs bilingual poll workers.
Why Gwinnett County Needs an Election Day Holiday
We must do all that we can to ensure representation of all Americans.
How we should change our responses to tragedies
State Rep. Donna McLeod recently worked with state agencies to develop new policies to inform ex-offenders of their eligibility to vote.
A recap of the craziest session in recent history by a former state senator
We must protect against election fraud and voter suppression.
Let's Build a Bridge to Gwinnett's Future
What Georgia can learn from the North Carolina voter fraud case.
Voter turnout is key for transit in Gwinnett
Jones to serve out former Councilman Powell’s remaining term through 2019.
House Bill 210 would allow for a polling place to remain open later if the opening time is delayed.
Warren, who is facing more questions about her claims of a native American ancestry, will be in Lawrenceville next Saturday.
Blackface has never been okay.
Trump's dangerous shutdown hurt the economy and our country.
Vote March 19 to Approve the Gwinnett Transit Referendum
Lawrenceville Mayor and Council are seeking interested candidates to fill a temporary vacancy on City Council for Post 2.
Lawrenceville City Councilman Tony Powell has officially resigned from his elected post with the City of Lawrenceville.
We must make one final push
Lawrenceville’s mayor and council will consider the adoption of the City’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan at a public hearing.
What We Do Now That The Election Is (Sort Of) Over
Lawrenceville Municipal Court is conducting a Warrant Amnesty Program for unpaid “failure to appear” and “probation violation” warrants.
It Requires Your Vote
Despite Efforts to Suppress Our Vote, We Must Stand Strong
Climate Change is Affecting All of Us—Even Those Who Don’t Believe In It
We need to look to 21st Century ideas to offer new healthcare options to those who need it.
Leaders vote to decrease millage rate, invest in capital projects and adjust fiscal budget year.
City leaders vote to set local tax rate at 1.826 Mills.
All concerned residents are invited to the public hearings on this tax increase to be held at the City Hall.
The Gwinnett County Board of Assessors mailed approximately 280,000 annual Notices of Assessment to property owners Friday.