Aurora Mental Health & Recovery will cut 111 jobs and close programs after state and federal Medicaid funding changes left a $13M shortfall.

SDSU signed a 10-year lease to bring nursing and Global Campus classes to Chula Vista’s new Millenia Library, with the first nursing cohort targeted for fall 2026.

NLVPD posted a short tribute Saturday for Officer Jason Roscow, a 17-year veteran killed in the line of duty. The city and community continue to honor his service.

Neighbors say the stoops outside a landmarked East Village church have become a "human biohazard," and city outreach teams say they are canvassing the block.

San Gabriel Valley residents rallied May 2 at Schabarum Park against a 400‑MW battery storage plan in the City of Industry, citing safety, pollution and data‑center worries.

Hundreds rallied at Aloe Plaza Friday, pushing a "no work, no school, no shopping" May Day action that joined a larger national wave of protests.

A Quick Pick sold at a New Port Richey 7‑Eleven matched Friday's Jackpot Triple Play numbers, creating roughly a $1.3 million prize. Claim rules require Florida Lottery processing.

UCSF Birth Center nurses say chronic understaffing and leadership turnover are delaying care, diverting labors and stretching staff to the breaking point.

Winthrop and the Town of Fort Mill signed an agreement to locate a satellite campus on North White Street with early-childhood, dual-enrollment and adult-education programs.

Ald. William Hall says a Walgreens in Chatham is a “lifeline” and is pressing the company for answers as neighbors worry about losing local pharmacy access.

OceanaGold plans a $240 million investment at the Haile Gold Mine near Kershaw and says about 200 new jobs will be created across engineering and operations.

Get Cafe unveiled plans for a larger Narberth location at 301 Haverford Ave, adding a commercial kitchen and space to expand paid jobs for neurodivergent staff.

Mayor Mary Sheffield has created a new Office of Neighborhood and Community Safety led by Teferi Brent to centralize community violence‑intervention, conflict resolution and survivor services across Detroit. The goal is prevention and neighborhood‑led problem solving.