Sheriff Derek Sanders warns of public safety risks due to proposed $4.5 million budget cuts to his department, which could lead to the release of inmates and reduced staffing.

A Phoenix group is advocating for historic status for a mid-century modern building, formerly Pedro's Mexican Restaurant, to preserve local history and architecture.

LA County approved a $20 million settlement for the family of Noah Cuatro, a 4-year-old boy who died due to abuse, acknowledging the system's failure to protect him.

Altadena residents demand a state investigation into LA County's response to the January Eaton Fire, criticizing delayed evacuations and systemic failures as identified by the McChrystal Group's report.

Kendra Williams has been recognized as the Volunteer of the Month at Como Community Center in Lake Como for her extensive work with her nonprofit, Richelle's Heart.

The Tampa Convention Center won the Stella Award for Best Convention Center in the Southeast for the third year.

Boston Police officers from District A-1 joined the community at the Boston Night Market in Chinatown, engaging with residents and enjoying local culture, food, and art.

The Seminole County animal shelter is overcapacity at 151%, with animals in stacked crates. To encourage adoptions, fees are waived through an anonymous donation. The shelter seeks community support to alleviate the situation.

Georgia's new digital emergency response system, NextGen 911, is being discussed by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Tim Bearden, focusing on implementation and modernizing state emergency services.

Residents in Globe and Miami struggle with inadequate insurance after floods, facing high premiums and outdated floodplain maps. Local leaders seek state and federal help as recovery costs mount.

Pierce County Executive Ryan Mello signed directives for a more inclusive work environment, focusing on hiring practices and accessible information for residents.

The City of Janesville introduces a StoryWalk® Scavenger Hunt in Sheiffer Park, where participants read a book on signposts and solve a puzzle for a prize.

San Antonio opens Preserve at the Port, transforming a historic barracks into affordable housing with 360 units, funded partly by a 2022 bond and tax credits.