Durham attracted about 13.5 million visitors in 2025, boosting local spending and jobs while intensifying pressure on housing and transit.

State financial boards moved into Union and Glades counties after reserve projections fell below legal thresholds, raising alarms about rural school funding in Florida.

A doctoral candidate reached a settlement with USC and Professor David C. Kang on April 7, the day her jury trial was set to begin.

Nearly 30,000 311 complaints were logged in Hell's Kitchen in 2025; residents say many problems linger and agency responses can be opaque.

Marin County is holding meetings across West Marin to update septic rules. Residents say long permits and steep replacement bills are putting seniors and ADUs at risk.

Milpitas approved $60,000 to distribute free doorbell cameras to residents, but privacy experts warn the giveaway could expand police surveillance and bias risks.

Troutman Pepper reached a settlement in principle with former associate Gita Sankano, ending a federal suit that accused the firm of race-based bias and retaliatory firing.

Sacramento County's midyear update shows 222 people moved into housing and more than 900 helped, but officials say a tight housing market will limit further progress.

Earthx2026 convenes April 20–22 at the Hilton Anatole with a local-first program focused on heat, water, transportation and the sustainability footprint of the 2026 World Cup.

A lawsuit filed in Sacramento says a 12‑year‑old suffered severe head trauma last May after falling on a Folsom Middle School blacktop during a recess game.

HB26‑1145 expands CDPHE enforcement and raises penalties to push mobile home park owners to fix smelly, discolored or unsafe tap water that has long worried residents.

A Collinwood parent turned Substack sleuth has pushed public records into the headlines, pressing CMSD for answers on pay, pastor visits and bus safety.

Neighbors near Pelham Bay Park want answers after filings suggested a shelter could be built at 3251 Westchester Ave. Community Board 10 is calling for transparency.