
St. Paul residents can recycle natural holiday trees and dispose of seasonal waste through city and county programs designed to reduce landfill use and prevent…

The St. Paul City Council unanimously approved the city’s 2026 budget, finalizing a $883 million spending plan shaped through collaboration with the Carter administration and…

The City of St. Paul’s Right Track youth employment program has launched its 2026 employer engagement campaign, aiming to expand paid internship opportunities for local…

On September 4, after a weeks-long delay caused by the cyber attack on the City, Mayor Melvin Carter laid out his proposed $887 million budget…

Public internet access has been restored at all St. Paul Public Library locations and recreation centers as the city continues its system recovery. On July…

The St. Paul Planning Commission is seeking applications from interested residents, employees and business interests to serve on its Transportation Committee. There are at least…

Effective January 1, 2026, the City’s minimum wage hourly rate will be: Effective July 1, 2026, the minimum wage hourly rate will be: Under the…

The City of St. Paul is slowly bringing the last remaining systems online after shutting down many of them July 29 following a cyber attack.…