A Clark County judge has ordered a retrial in Allie Mead’s lawsuit against General Motors after attorneys argued trial missteps compromised the verdict. The move revives claims over whether a lap-only belt caused her injuries.

The state announced $41 million in grants and loans to expand recycling, restore bottle refunds and fund paid job training across California.

A new national analysis finds San Jose drivers pay a median $918 per month for car loans and insurance — the highest among large U.S. metros. The figure adds to local cost pressures.

CoworkingCafe's new ranking puts San Francisco, Sunnyvale and Santa Clara among the top places for Class of 2026 grads, driven by high median pay and employer benefits.

Roseville says its main city phone lines are down amid a service‑provider outage; 911 remains available and the city is sharing updates online.

Cleveland Clinic pledged $25 million — including $5 million for a West Side Community Resource Center — to boost the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's capacity and reach.

Federal labor officials have sued Superior Manor of Festus, alleging staff were denied overtime and seeking back wages, liquidated damages and penalties.

Painesville officials say $50 retrieval invoices mailed by Republic Services were sent in error amid a hauler switch to Major Waste. Residents should ignore the mailings and keep carts curbside.

The LGBTQ+ Center's new Espresso Yourself Cafe pairs coffee service with paid job training for young adults. Local partners including NV Energy and Las Vegas Sands backed the program.

A unit of IBEW Local 125 served Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative a 30‑day strike notice after members rejected the co‑op’s offer, intensifying talks over wages and on‑call rules.

A giraffe named Gracie vanished from Cedar Hollow Ranch near Leakey; a $5,000 reward has been posted and volunteers are combing the area. Authorities ask anyone with tips to call with information.

A rebuilt Eastman Leadership Academy has opened in Enfield — a 101,000‑sq‑ft campus built largely with $48.5M in lottery grants and nearly $53M in total cost.

Duncanville turns its July weekend into Red, White & Goals at Armstrong Park — a soccer watch party, parade and fireworks. Free wristbands are required via registration.