Oakland County Recovers $362,018 in Class Action Lawsuit

Lawsuit said drug wholesaler McKesson conspired to inflate the price of more than 400 prescription drugs.

Craig Covey Considers Another Bid for Ferndale Mayor Job

He formerly was elected to the position in 2007 and 2009.

UPDATED: Voters Could Decide Whether to Legalize Marijuana in Ferndale

Supporters submit signatures Tuesday that could put a referendum on the November ballot to decriminalize the drug in the city.

Oakland County Budget Hearings Start Thursday

Oakland County 'Curbing Gun Violence' Report Announced, Public Input Sought

Democrats Introduce Fracking Bills in Michigan House

Rep. Ellen Cogen Lipton, who represents Ferndale, teamed up with Reps. Vicki Barnett of Farmington Hills and Jim Townsend of Royal Oak on the legislation introduced Thursday.

Health Division Advises Residents to Maintain Cooling Systems To Prevent Legionnaires’ Disease

Reports of the uncommon respiratory infection that can develop into pneumonia have been increasing in counties near Oakland County.

Ferndale Receives National Main Street Accreditation

The city's downtown received a perfect 10 out of 10 on its 2012 evaluation.

What's Up With This $33 Charge on My Water Bill?

The fee is collected to ensure Ferndale can pay the fixed costs of maintaining its system, officials say.

Ferndale Sets Sprinklers to Manual, Explores Installation of Rain Gauges

The moves come following a recent storm, when residents were irked to see the city watering the grass even as rain fell.

43rd District Court in Ferndale to Temporarily Relocate

Operations will move beginning July 1 as a renovation of the building gets started.

LGBT Community Members React to Supreme Court DOMA, Prop 8 Decisions at Affirmations in Ferndale

The court rules the federal Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional and allows to stand a lower court ruling striking down California's Proposition 8, which bans same-sex marriage.

Ferndale Launches New City Website

Residents will be able to pay water bills on www.ferndalemi.gov, which will be optimized for mobile devices this fall.

Ferndale Mayor Coulter, U.S. Rep. Levin Shop for SNAP/Food Stamp Challenge

The men shopped for a week on a budget of $31.50, the average food stamp benefit, on Monday at Ferndale Foods.

Residents on Livernois Can Expect Water Shutdown Monday

Could You Live on a Weekly Grocery Budget of $31.50?

Ferndale Mayor Dave Coulter and United States Rep. Sander Levin will take the SNAP/Food Stamp Challenge to find out if they can Monday at Ferndale Foods.

Residents on Kenton, Dover Can Expect Water Main Shutdown Thursday

Residents on Dover Can Expect Water Main Shutdown Wednesday

The shutdown is scheduled for residents on Dover from Nine Mile to Albany for up to 6 hours.

Oakland County Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.5 Percent

Ferndale Teacher Loses Bid to Be Troy Mayor

Scott Welborn, a Troy resident, was one of six candidates running for one partial term as mayor in the Tuesday, May 7, special election.

'How the West was One' Community Open House is Today

Work will begin Monday, May 6, to remove all public street lights between Livernois and Pinecrest as part of the reconstruction project along West Nine Mile Road in Ferndale.

6 Facts About West Nine Mile Road Reconstruction

Find out what you need to know to survive "How the West was One" and remember: All businesses will remain open during the project.

Ferndale Kicks Off 'How the West was One' Road Reconstruction Project

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Wednesday evening; major work on West Nine Mile Road is not scheduled to begin until May 13.

West Nine Mile Road Reconstruction Project Kicks Off Today

The public is invited to attend a "How the West was One" groundbreaking ceremony and community roundup from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 1.

Ferndale Mayor Dave Coulter Announces Re-Election Bid

"I'm very optimistic about our future, and there's a lot of things I want to continue working on," he says Tuesday.

Ferndale Neighbors Report Increased Train Noise

However, representatives from Amtrak and CN say neither company has changed its practices recently and that the Federal Railroad Administration regulates when and how long engineers sound whistles at crossings.

Why Should I Care About Complete Streets?

Find out how a Woodward Avenue master plan could impact home values and businesses in Ferndale, according to proponents.

Oakland County Offers Discount Prescription Program to All Residents

A Coast2Coast Rx discount card can help consumers save money on prescription drugs and other services.

Mayor Announces Ferndale Neighborhood Improvement Initiatives

Dave Coulter proposes a "Ferndale Clean Sweep" program and a "Blue Ribbon Task Force on Ferndale Parks" during his State of the City address.

State of the City Address Will Focus on Neighobrhoods, Ferndale Mayor Says

The event is free and open to the public; it will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at Local Kitchen & Bar.

Water Bill Questions? Ferndale Wants to Hear From You

City Manager April Lynch and Public Works Director Loyd Cureton urge residents who have received catch-up bills to contact them with concerns.

Ferndale Bike Rack to Make Woodward Avenue History

The May installation of a bright yellow, 12-bike rack in a former car parking space will be a victory for Complete Streets advocates and the first of its kind along the historic roadway.

Learn About Fracking During Ferndale Town Hall Meeting

The free event will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. April 23 at City Hall.

Ferndale Fire Department Layoffs Presentation Delayed

A third city budget hearing is scheduled April 16 after the meeting Monday night at City Hall ran behind schedule.

Help Shape Woodward Complete Streets Master Plan

The Woodward Avenue Action Association invites community members to participate in three days of free, interactive events April 17-19 at St. James Catholic Church in Ferndale.

Ferndale 'Catch-Up' Water Bills Surprise Residents After New Readers Installed

An unusually high water bill could mean your water usage was previously underestimated, or you could have a leak, says Ferndale DPW Director Loyd Cureton.

UPDATED: Residents Invited to Woodward Avenue Rapid Transit Alternatives Forum

The event will be held Wednesday, April 17, at St. James Catholic Church in Ferndale.

Ferndale City Council to Discuss Budget Tonight

Special council meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 2 at Ferndale City Hall.

Ferndale Patch Readers Discuss New Teen Cell Phone Law

Teens with a temporary drivers permit, or a level 1 or 2 graduated license, will be prohibited from using a cell phone while driving a car under a law that takes effect Thursday.

Free College Tuition Plan on Sen. Gregory's Coffee Chat Agenda

The state lawmaker, who represents Ferndale, invites constituents to join him for a conversation Thursday, March 14, at the Ferndale Public Library.