Northside residents formed the Chase Ave Tenants Union, saying mold, pests and unannounced shutoffs have made apartments unsafe. They want binding lease language and good-faith negotiations with management.

Oklahoma City’s Mobile Integrated Healthcare teams handled thousands of 911 mental‑health calls in year one, easing police workload and linking people to follow‑up care.

CICOA filed a WARN notice saying roughly 90 central‑Indiana jobs will be cut after a state vendor change, and the nonprofit says the move wiped out funding for care‑coordination roles. The state WARN table lists layoffs starting this Friday.

Chase opened its first Minnesota Community Center in Longfellow, bringing free financial workshops, small-business pop-ups and local hiring to 2903 26th Ave. S.

Port Orange is mourning 26-year-old Adam Smith, a Spruce Creek baseball coach killed when his car struck a tree line. A memorial and plans for a scholarship have emerged.

A multibillion‑dollar data‑broker industry is helping scammers target older Floridians. We break down the FBI numbers, removal options and simple protections.

City data tie Durham’s unarmed HEART teams to a near‑60% drop in crime reports and a sharp decline in arrests. Officials say more staff and funding are needed to expand coverage overnight.

Associate and bachelor’s programs at CCCs, CSUs and UCs will be treated as employability programs, making CalFresh easier to qualify for starting June 1, 2026.

L.A. County Sheriff's riders paused during Day One of the 30th Police Unity Tour to honor Sgt. Christopher M. Bracks, who died while taking part in the ride in 2022.

Abe Foxman, former national director of the Anti‑Defamation League, has died at 86, New York officials said.

A MassINC poll finds 40% of Bay Staters say their family’s quality of life has slipped, with housing and rising everyday costs driving the pessimism.

Chef and owner Carlos Lool was taken into ICE custody, putting his Hyde Park restaurants and staff at risk. Community members and employees are scrambling for answers.

Peggy Eighmy was named The Children’s Shelter’s Angel of the Shelter after helping launch a state‑funded Bexar County pilot that funnels foster youth toward college. The program pairs campus coaches, housing and emergency aid with court and nonprofit partners.