University of Chicago Among Institutions Facing Visa Revocations for International Students Amid Immigration Crackdown
Visas for seven international students at the University of Chicago were revoked as part of the Trump administration's wider immigration crackdown, with the reasons for the cancellations not fully disclosed.
Bronx Grandmother and Emotional Support Parrot Finally Return Home After Airline Dispute in Puerto Rico
Maria Fraterrigo, an 81-year-old grandmother, returned to NYC with her support parrot after Frontier Airlines initially barred the bird from their flight home from Puerto Rico.
LAUSD Schools in South Los Angeles Deny Entry to Alleged Homeland Security Agents Lacking Warrants
Individuals claiming to be federal agents were denied entry to two South LA schools due to a lack of proper warrants, raising concerns about their motives and prompting LAUSD to reassert its sanctuary policies.
New York City Council Bill Aims to Double Public Restrooms, Enhance Accessibility and Cleanliness
NYC Council may pass a bill to double public restrooms in the city, improving access to these facilities with at least half publicly owned and an online map for easy location.
Modesto Police Department Alerts Residents to Scam Calls Falsely Soliciting Donations for Youth Programs
The Modesto Police Department has alerted the public to a scam involving fraudsters impersonating them and soliciting donations for youth initiatives over the phone. They advise against sharing personal information and to report suspicious calls.




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