Peoria, Arizona, shares safety tips for monsoon season, advising shelter-seeking during storms, securing loose items, and avoiding driving through flooded roads.

The future of historic St. Adalbert's Church in Pilsen is uncertain as the City Council debates landmark status, which could affect its sale and preservation.

The Palo Alto Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on June 21st from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., with the location undisclosed to deter impaired driving.

Hays County is hosting a free water conservation workshop at the Wimberley Community Center on June 24th, offering education on watershed health and water quality.

Williamson County will close offices to observe Juneteenth, honoring the end of slavery, while the regional animal shelter remains open for essential services.

Buckeye opens applications for its Non-Profit Community Funding Program to support local non-profit organizations serving citizens directly, with an August 8, 2025 deadline.

The U.S. government has introduced expanded mental health resources for federal wildland firefighters and dispatchers, providing them with access to licensed mental health professionals to address the unique challenges of their job.

Carrollton's Public Works recognized by APWA Texas for excellence, winning three awards including the Exceptional Performance in Adversity for storm response.

LA County has launched a rebuilding initiative for Eaton Fire victims, partnering The Foothill Catalog Foundation's home designs with San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity's construction skills.

Carrollton won three awards at the TAMIO for outstanding municipal communication efforts, including Best Recurring Special Event and two Awards of Excellence.

Kaua‘i County is updating its Multi-Hazard Mitigation and Resilience Plan, a FEMA-mandated five-year renewal to ensure eligibility for federal aid. Community input is being integrated.

El Mirage invites residents to shape the future of local parks at the "Pops & Parks" event on June 25, where they can view Basin Park plans and give feedback on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is collaborating with local groups to create a memorial garden in MLK Jr. Park, reflecting the city's Black community and promoting healing.