Johnson Introduces Bill to Prevent Discrimination Against Jobless

Study found 150 job postings that specify that an applicant must be currently employed.

Preston Plans to Seek Re-Election

Lilburn mayor plans to be on the ballot for the Nov. 8 election.

Governor, Tech Companies Push Ga. Jobs

The Technology Association of Georgia brings Gov. Deal, legislators to McKesson in Alpharetta for a pep rally on the state's technology industry strengths.

Appellate Court Overturns Kenerly Indictment

The Georgia Court of Appeals made the ruling Thursday.

Hillcrest Sidewalk Project Expected to Begin This Month

Lowest bid of $18,160 accepted by the City of Lilburn.

Road Closures: Find Out Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly road-closure report for the Lilburn area.

Mayor Updates LBA on Area Projects

Diana Preston was featured speaker at Lilburn Business Association's monthly breakfast meeting

New Tone Hoped for at Service Delivery Talk

A Gwinnett Municipal Association meeting will be the first time the new commissioner and cities will put heads together about a long-standing dispute.

New Georgia Laws in Effect Starting Today

From immigration to child booster seats, there are several new state laws on the books starting today.

CID Receives 700K for New Trail

GDOT grant will fund Jackson Creek Trail, which would connect existing trails and create pathway network encircling the heart of Lilburn.

Officials Say Lake Lanier Water Decision 'Great Victory'

Although cautious, officials say ruling by 11th Circuit Court of Appeals a 'great victory' and 'major step forward' for the state.

Lake Lanier Water Ruling Overturned

Original ruling would have severely restricted metro Atlanta's access to water from Lake Lanier

Judge Blocks Parts of Immigration Law

Two parts of the controversial law blocked.

City Council Approves Millage Rate

Rate will stay at 4.26, as city leaders promised it would.

Judge Finds Gwinnett's Trash Plan Constitutional

A Superior Court judge ruled against a Loganville couple who sued Gwinnett County, claiming the current trash plan and method of collecting payment was unconstitutional.

Johnson: TSPLOST Vote ‘Once in a Lifetime’ Event

Transportation investment act will help future generations according to Norcross Mayor Bucky Johnson.

Telephone Town Hall Participants Say Transportation Critical for Future

Roundtable discussed July 2012 vote that would create a one percent, 10-year sales tax for regional transportation projects.

Pool, Tennis Upgrades OK'd in Mountain Park

Renovations at aquatic and tennis centers will be paid for with SPLOST funds.

Lilburn Council Amends Ordinance to Allow Ads for Alcohol

City Counicl highlights: Alcohol codes get updates, 2011-12 budget approved, city outsources computer maintenance.

City Council Meets Monday to Approve Budget

Meeting will be last one scheduled until August.

Sidewalk To Aquatics Center Approved

Sidewalk on Rockbridge Road, two other road improvements, will be paid for with 2009 SPLOST funds.

Gwinnett County Police HQ to Undergo Renovations

The Board of Commissioners approved the project during Tuesday's meeting.

Road Closures: Find Out Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report from the Gwinnett DOT.

Fair Tax Legislation Gains Two More Supporters

U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) and U.S. Rep. Sam Graves (R-MO) signed on as co-sponsors of bills.

Code Orange Unhealthy Air Alert Issued for Metro Atlanta today

Gwinnett and counties are included in the area that will be under a Code Orange unhealthy air alert

Lawrenceville Man Pleads Guilty to Immigration Crime

Zeljko Zekic lied to officials about his residence and employment during the Bosnian war, according to the U.S. Justice Department.

Gwinnett May Make Pitch For ACC Baseball

Conference officials have checked Coolray Field as a possible venue.

Woodall Grilled Over GOP Medicare Reform Plan

Town hall attendees express concern over potential benefit cuts.

Nash: Commercial Airport Not Needed

Chairman meets with representatives from area homeowners associations and citizens' groups.

Nash Delivers State of County Address

Gwinnett County's new Board of Commission Chairman Charlotte Nash pointed to restoring public trust and budget crisis as key issues.

City's Budget Presentation Available

If you missed the 2011-12 budget proposal presentation at the City Council meeting on May 9th, find it here.

County Commission Makes More Budget Cuts

Changes include using part time deputies for courtroom security, reducing transit operations expenditures and eliminating one job.

Gov. Deal Signs Immigration Bill

Senate Bill 87 is similar to law enacted last year in Arizona.

Deal Signs New Child Car Seat Law

New law requires that children up to the age of 8 be secured in child safety or booster seats.

City Unveils FY Budget Proposal at Council Meeting

No increase in millage rate is planned as city seeks new revenue streams.

Lilburn Adds Alcohol Referendum

Unanimous vote brings Sunday alcohol sales to the Nov. 8 ballot.

Sunday Sales on Council Agenda

Monday's Lilburn City Council meeting to discuss adding Sunday alcohol sales to the November ballot.

Woodall Plans Town Hall Meeting

Meeting is scheduled May 21 in Dacula.

Proposed Budget Up for Public Input

Lilburn City Council will hear public feedback to 2011-12 budget at Monday meeting.

Resolution Against Airport Commercialization Fails

District 3 commissioner Mike Beaudreau proposed substitute motion which does not limit commercialization.