Peter Fine has listed a 419‑unit Mott Haven rental with deep tax breaks and an assumable 3.84% loan.

Union leaders warn TPS terminations could strip legal work authorization from thousands of Las Vegas hospitality workers. The Culinary Union won leaves that protect jobs but not pay or work rights.

Pflugerville approved a six‑year interlocal agreement to move ambulance service from Allegiance to Travis County ESD No. 2, with the transfer set for Oct. 1, 2026.

A San Diego jury split on a murder charge in the National City DUI that killed Tina Smith; jurors convicted the driver on other counts while leaving the murder charge unresolved.

Dozens gathered at La Placita Olvera to demand answers after two fatal ICE shootings; protesters want footage, investigations and a rethinking of enforcement tactics.

Point Defiance Zoo closed its outdoor puffin exhibit after three puffins died; preliminary testing points to avian psittacosis and no human cases have been reported.

A midday shooting in Dorchester left one man dead. Homicide detectives are investigating and police are asking witnesses to come forward.

Redfin ranks Boca Raton the nation's second-most expensive college town, with a median home price near $820,000 even as prices show signs of cooling.

DCHA says forensic work is ongoing after a late‑June cyber incident; customer service centers and the call line are available for urgent needs.

A New York Post report says Ruby Rippey‑Gibney is writing for Vanity Fair about her 2007 affair with Gavin Newsom. The news has revived memories of a scandal that rocked San Francisco politics.

The viral sundae chain Scoop N Scootery has inked a lease at 162 Bleecker St for its first NYC shop, aiming to open in fall 2026 in Greenwich Village.

Martin Middle — the East Austin campus that was the district’s first fully integrated middle school — is closing and Austin ISD is weighing reuse options that could house expanded or alternative programs.

A 1.15‑mile stretch of NFS Road 8 to Kite Lake is closed through July 31; the Forest Service warns violators could face fines up to $5,000 and six months behind bars.