"Elevate Youth!" Summer Program Offers Joyful Learning Experience for Brooklyn Park Students
"Elevate Youth!" initiative offers a free "Learning Through Joy" summer program for 9th and 10th graders, featuring various activities and meals, running from June 16 - July 24, with limited spots available.
Mayor Daniel Lurie Launches James Baldwin Place for Sober Living in San Francisco's Fight Against Homelessness and Addiction
San Francisco opened James Baldwin Place, a new sober living space for individuals recovering from homelessness and addiction, part of the "Breaking the Cycle" plan to address homelessness and behavioral health issues.
Arizona Early Intervention Program Seeks Public Input on New Dispute Resolution Procedure
AzEIP is seeking public input on a proposed dispute resolution procedure between SPAs and State Agencies as part of the IDEA Part C Coordinator role. Comments are accepted from May 20 to June 19, 2025.
Maricopa's Graduating Teens Honored for Juggling School and City Jobs, Mayor Celebrates Future Leaders
Maricopa celebrates high school seniors who've balanced education with city jobs, contributing to community services, with Mayor Nancy Smith praising their dedication and impact on the city's growth.
Sacramento Expands Drought-Tolerant Plant List, Offers Up to $50K in Rebates for Water-Wise Landscaping
Sacramento expanded its list of drought-tolerant plants to nearly 830 options to encourage water conservation, offering up to $3,000 in rebates for eligible grass conversion landscaping projects.
Las Cruces Summer Swim Lessons Begin June 16: Registration Opens for Diverse Skill Levels
Las Cruces is providing swim lessons at local pools this summer, with registration on June 7 and classes from June 16-26. Levels range from beginner to advanced, with evaluations for placement. Classes cost $45-$60, and space is limited.












