Harvard will rename its Science Center Zimmer Hall in recognition of a 2018 $100M Zimmer family gift. The donation will fund kosher dining and continued building upgrades.

The postal workers’ union says staff filed grievances about suspected mold at the Hilliard post office; OSHA and USPS have been notified and evaluations are underway.

A precautionary boil-water advisory was issued Saturday after a 30-inch main broke, affecting parts of University City, Overland and Olivette.

A Northwell dean says a prominent vaccine researcher repeatedly pursued her and that his report led to her exit. She has sued in Brooklyn federal court seeking unspecified damages.

Thousands gathered in downtown Orlando for the 10th CommUNITY Rainbow Run, honoring the 49 victims of Pulse while raising funds for a permanent memorial.

San Mateo supervisors are weighing a $10 million plan to build an SMC Childcare Hub and a Tri‑Share pilot to expand affordable options for families. The Board will consider the measure on June 9.

The Archdiocese and St. Anthony High School asked a judge to dismiss a fired admissions director's gender-harassment lawsuit. A July 8 hearing will determine whether the case proceeds.

Central Maui’s Nā Kamehameha Pāʻū Parade returns Saturday, June 20, with pāʻū riders, hula, live music and a free hoʻolauleʻa at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center. Road closures and transit detours are expected along Kaʻahumanu Avenue.

Tenants at Pecan Village Apartments in Wharton say days without power during a heat spell have left seniors sleeping on cots while crews work to restore electricity.

Volunteers installed an acre‑sized Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks as SF launched Pride Month; Mayor Daniel Lurie raised the flag amid protests over HIV services cuts.

Video shows military helicopters and controlled explosions over Puente Hills Mall in City of Industry. Officials say it was a U.S. military training exercise and police assisted on scene.

Local TV says Saint John Paul the Second held its final day in northeast Minneapolis, while the school's website still advertises enrollment for 2026-27. The two accounts leave the campus' future unclear.

A new Minnesota law named for Kayla Gaebel will require MnDOT and local authorities to consider suicide‑prevention railings and build on earlier funding for the Washington Avenue Bridge.