Residents can share their opinions at a public hearing on proposed water and wastewater impact fee changes, which could increase costs for new developments to ease financial burden on the existing community.

Orange County expands commission districts and informs the public about redistricting legal rules, emphasizing equitable representation and compliance with the Voting Rights Act.

New Braunfels retains its Class 1 PPC rating in fire protection, demonstrating superior fire suppression capabilities and benefiting from lower insurance premiums.

Philadelphia invites residents to shape its future urban plan, Philadelphia2050, seeking community input for the City Planning Commission's refreshed Comprehensive Plan.

Oak Creek Public Library offers classes to convert analog memories to digital, basic computer skills, and advanced computer classes, with registration required.

The US Naval Academy's Class of 2028 will participate in the Herndon Monument Climb, a plebe ritual involving scaling a greased monument to mark the end of their first year.

Phoenix residents and business owners are rallying for the removal of dangerous reverse lanes on 7th Avenue and Street, with a petition reaching the City Council.

The second Lincoln Beach: Industry Day is planned for May 15 to discuss the site's restoration, offering contract information and a networking event for DBEs.

Hamtramck City Council members face residency inquiries but retain their seats. Allegations suggest they don't live within city limits. Despite evidence and public controversy, they continue in office while Michigan State Police review the case.

Fort Worth City Council approved the GREENprint Fort Worth Plan for parks and public spaces, reflecting community feedback gathered through surveys and meetings.

Delaware State Park in Ohio unveiled a new inclusive playground with a hockey theme, created in partnership with various organizations, including a $250,000 contribution from the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation.

Arlington celebrated winners of the Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest, where students wrote about animals and the environment. Winners from grades 3-6 received prizes at City Hall.

Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi proposes closing seven branch campuses citing financial pressures and declining enrollment. The recommendation is met with concerns about the impact on communities and the university's obligation to the state.