Ferndale Lowers Parking Rates, Extends Free Parking

Parking rates will return to 50 cents per hour.

Talk About Town: Ferndale Residents Voice Opinions About Parking

City Council approved more pay stations after using data from the new system to study a seven-day period of usage.

Ferndale Residents Encouraged to Sign Up for Energy-Savings Grant

BetterBuildings for Michigan recently announced that its home energy incentive program is nearing completion.

Governor Appoints Dino's Lounge Owner to Michigan Humanities Council

The council fosters quality cultural programs, bringing together humanities scholars and the public for fundraising and community engagement.

Ferndale City Officials Respond to Parking Concerns

Mayor says parking rates are worth revisiting.

Keep Ferndale Involved in State Fairgrounds Talks, Council Letter States

Michigan Land Bank Authority is in the process of finalizing who they will negotiate with for the sale of the state fairgrounds property.

Ferndale Parking Problems Addressed at Council Meeting

City officials say solutions are in the works and urge residents to keep the feedback coming.

Council Meeting, 'Voice of the Eagles' Recognition Night and More This Week in Ferndale

Get ready for the week ahead in Ferndale with these five things to know.

Ferndale Declares Snow Emergency on Friday

"Our DPW crews are making an effort to scrape and plow all residential streets before temperatures drop below 20 degrees," said DPW director Loyd Cureton.

Ferndale Tax Assessment Appointments Available This Week

Appointments available Tuesday and Wednesday at Ferndale City Hall.

Ferndale City Council Meets for Goal-Setting Session Tonight

Council will set goals, objectives for 2013 at public meeting.

This Week in Ferndale: Meetings, Blues Fest and More

Get ready for the week ahead in Ferndale with these top things to know.

Craig Covey Back to Work for Oakland County

The former Ferndale mayor has been appointed to serve as special assistant to Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash.

Gregory Named State Senate Associate President Pro Tempore

The senator represents Ferndale and other Oakland County communities.

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Here's the date of when you can file, plus some locations in Ferndale to get help on your taxes.

Live Stream and Schedule of Events: The 57th Presidential Inauguration

Here's your guide to the inauguration of President Barack Obama today. What are your plans for viewing the inauguration? Tell us in the comment section below.

Weather Spotter Training Offered in Oakland County

Participants will learn the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, what features to look for and where to find them.

Parking in Ferndale: Why the Changes, and What's Next?

More details from Monday night's City Council discussion on parking rates and enforcement.

Ferndale OKs New Parking Rates, Enforcement Times

Changes expected to go into effect later this month.

Ferndale Parking Rate Changes on Council Agenda and More This Week

Get ready for the week ahead in Ferndale with these five things to know.

New Michigan Law Prohibits Teens From Using a Cell Phone While Driving

Ferndale legislators Sen. Vincent Gregory and Rep. Ellen Cogen Lipton supported the legislation.

What's Open and Closed in Ferndale on New Year's Day

City offices, grocery stores, the library and others change their schedules for the holiday.

Will Right-to-Work Law Lead to Recall of Gov. Snyder?

A political expert said Michigan could be “ground zero for a recall vote” against Snyder in 2013.

Ferndale's New Logo, Web Design Presented at Council Meeting

Council members approved graphic design and branding for the new city website on Monday. What do you think of the new look?

Snyder Vetoes Bill That Would Have Allowed Guns in Schools

The bill would have allowed concealed weapons in gun-free zones such as schools and sports arenas.

10,000 Protesters Descend on Capitol Tuesday to Fight Michigan Right-to-Work Legislation

The bills were signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday.

Barack Obama Takes Aim at Right-to-Work Laws

President says proposed right-to-work laws give people "the right to work for less money" during an appearance in Redford Township.

Help Drive Woodward Avenue Public Transit Plan

Ferndale and Pleasant Ridge residents are invited to learn about and discuss the ongoing Woodward Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis Study during an open house Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Ferndale Public Library.

Meet Loyd Cureton, Ferndale's New DPW Director

Q&A with newly hired director of the Department of Public Works.

Ferndale to Consider $2 Million Project for Police, Court Renovations

Council members voted Monday in support of seeking a formal recommendation from city staff on the project, which would be funded through an existing building fund.

Redford Man Recognized for Help Leading to Ferndale Home Invasion Arrest

Ferndale Police Chief Tim Collins presented Marcel Nistor with a Citizen Award at Monday night's City Council meeting.

Ferndale Police, Court Building Renovations on City Council Agenda Tonight

The project would cost about $2 million and be paid for through a special building fund, the Daily Tribune reports.

This Week in Ferndale: Holiday Lights, School Play and More

Get ready for the week ahead in Ferndale with these five things to know.

Ferndale City Clerk Working to Improve Precinct Efficiency

City Clerk Cherilynn Tallman says she will ask council, city management for re-evaluation of consolidated voting precincts.

Today: Get the Scoop on West Nine Mile Road Project

Residents are invited to an informational open house Wednesday about the new plans for West Nine Mile Road, including the timeline and how traffic will be affected.

CLEAR Candidates Celebrate Ferndale School Board Sweep

Unofficial results Tuesday night showed Amy Butters, Jim O’Donnell, Raylon Leaks-May and Kevin Deegan-Krause winning four seats on the school board.

Did You Vote? Prove It!

If you voted in Ferndale on Tuesday, show off your "I Voted" sticker.

5 Election Day Rules

Here are five rules you need to know before voting on election day.

Your Guide to Michigan's Six Ballot Proposals

On Tuesday, Ferndale voters will face yes or no votes on six statewide proposals, ranging from a new bridge to Canada to the emergency manager law.

Video: Ferndale School Board Oct. 28 Candidate Forum

The forum was hosted by Citizens for a Fair Ferndale.