A judge issued a temporary restraining order against Sonoma State University's plan to cut academic programs due to a lawsuit claiming procedural issues.

The City of North Las Vegas is set to open the Dolores Huerta Resource Center on April 22, offering a range of services including workforce training and health services.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is hosting a Coffee with a Cop event to foster community engagement, with no formal agenda set for April 22 at Wild Prairie Harley-Davidson.

Chandler Municipal Airport is offering free tours on April 25, with registration available online. Tour participants will explore the airport's operations.

San Diego offers a free Tax Files Recycling event for residents to safely dispose of old tax documents at the Miramar Recycling Center from April 15-22, except for April 20 when it's closed.

Chandler, Arizona, will promote water safety in May, featuring a volunteer Water Safety Walk and activities including a Dive-In Movie and a pool fence giveaway.

The AASD and DSD provided a weekly update on policy changes, MMIS error resolution, and upcoming training for those servicing aging and disabled populations.

The Buckeye Police Department celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, recognizing dispatchers' critical role in handling over 4,000 monthly calls and maintaining community safety.

The Clark County Fire Department advises on how to safely deal with bees in Southern Nevada, including avoiding swatting bees, calling professionals for hive removal, and seeking medical help for stings.

The Buckeye Police Department is offering a free, seven-week Spring Citizens Academy to provide insights into policing, beginning May 13. Limited spots are available and applicants must meet eligibility criteria.

SLCPD introduced a free registration program for strollers and bike trailers to help owners recover lost or stolen items, expanding their bike registration service.

Ramsey County EMHS has been reaccredited for its excellence in emergency management, signifying their high readiness and adherence to national standards.

CAIR-Michigan filed a complaint against Wayne State University police for alleged racial and religious profiling of Arab and Muslim students; university spokesperson defended police professionalism.