City leaders will set budget and policy goals for the coming year in the wake of tax cuts passed by voters.

Ship now expected to resume sailings on Dec. 17; possibility of extending Columbia on route under review.

A memo by the borough’s manager says the fire department’s actions do not require the agency’s leaders to be fired.

Veteran participants say results similar to or better than recent years despite initial economic concerns, mirroring Black Friday reports from retailers nationwide.

Residents turn out to watch branches light up before joining others to ice skate with Santa.

State DOT allows six additional weeks for controversial project 30 miles north of Juneau.

The annual holiday market aims to increase attendance and vendors further in the coming years.

New and longtime vendors fill Centennial Hall and JACC for three-day event that continues through Sunday.

Unhoused residents surviving a wintry day, grieving family seeking to help others after a loss among the hundreds gathering for Juneau’s annual communal Thanksgiving dinner.

Nearly 300 people turn out for 12th annual race that’s a tradition for some, a new way for others to burn calories before the feast ahead.

CBJ will file new cases to remove people from two residences within 15 days; residents sought to stay until lawsuit challenging demolition is resolved, which could take years.

Judge upholds finding by church’s governing body that new congregation council that ousted pastor was properly elected; dispute fueled by extent of help offered to homeless .