(TNS) — Anchorage Assembly leaders want it to be easier for residents to see how the municipality is spending public money. To that end, Chair Suzanne LaFrance and Vice Chair Christopher Constant ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Feb. 22—The Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday approved an ordinance that directs the city to establish an "online checkbook" to make ...

Anyone can now go online to access the city of Anchorage’s spending and other financial records without filing a records request. The city launched its new online checkbook Thursday. The Assembly ...

The Municipality of Anchorage on Thursday launched its new online checkbook, a public tool that residents can use to find more detailed information about how the city is spending money. “This ...

A proposal requiring school districts to maintain an “online checkbook” accessible to the public got support from some conservative policymakers Wednesday, but concerns were expressed by Southeast ...

Charleston has become the largest South Carolina city to post its checkbook online, allowing anyone with an Internet connection to see what the city paid for items ranging from the toilet paper at ...

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — North Little Rock City Council Member Nathan Hamilton of Ward 1 is calling for a bold step toward government transparency: a publicly accessible “online checkbook” that would ...

WORCESTER — The city will no longer post the tax dollars spent from its checkbook online for all to see, citing concerns about cyberattacks and fraud. The city’s online vendor check register — which ...

WORCESTER — Five organizations that scrutinize government affairs are calling for the city to restore access to its online checkbook following reporting on its removal by the Telegram & Gazette. “On ...

The Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday approved an ordinance that directs the city to establish an “online checkbook” to make it easier for residents to see how the municipality is spending public money.