UNF will hold a half-hour hybrid listening session April 10 to gather community input for its presidential search.

A citywide push to clear litter and illegal dumping is underway in Indianapolis, with volunteers, the DPW and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful coordinating hundreds of cleanups.

Tenants at Lilac Court Apartments say they went three days without running water this week and utility crews later restored service. Residents blame the building’s management.

Parents and activists in Long Island City say the city's plan to convert a family shelter into a men's shelter will uproot students mid‑school‑year and are demanding a halt.

Yanira “Yaya” Cardona is leaving her post as Jacksonville’s first Hispanic outreach coordinator to become general manager of the Phoenix Arts District. Her last day with the city is April 17, 2026.

Mayor Karen Bass says Inside Safe moved more than 40 people indoors this week as LAHSA’s Point-in-Time data shows a second straight year decline. Officials say the gains are fragile and hinge on more housing and steady funding.

Los Angeles County told residents Friday to know their evacuation zone and check evacuation status. Practical steps for finding your zone and signing up for alerts.

Oakland’s library commission put a renaming proposal for the César E. Chávez Fruitvale branch on the April 27 agenda amid a regional reckoning. The move would send any recommendation to City Council.

EdVoice CEO Marshall Tuck says universal K‑2 screeners, heavier investment in teacher training and a new bill to screen early math are central to fixing California’s achievement gaps.

A fenced lot at Mercer and Fairview in South Lake Union has been reoccupied, reviving neighbors' fears after past fires and a 2023 suspicious death. City outreach and new shelter plans are in play.

WARN filings show closures and staff cuts at a cannabis grower, a tanker hauler and a private school network, totaling about 185 job losses across the Sacramento area.

State regulators are investigating Barrow Memorial Gardens after a family says a paid headstone never arrived and a refund check bounced. The family wants closure.

Thousands of Latter‑day Saints will stand in a solemn assembly Saturday morning to sustain President Dallin H. Oaks. Read the history, schedule and attendance tips.