SDG&E expands its Westside Canal Battery Energy Storage facility by 100 MW, aiming to enhance grid resiliency and support California's clean energy goals.

DeKalb County announces the Salem Road Water Main Replacement Project starting Mar 17, aiming to improve water service.

The University of Michigan opens the Center for Community Archaeology and Heritage, focusing on integrating archaeological research with public engagement and education.

The Department of Education investigates Towson University for alleged racial discrimination in its graduate programs, part of a larger probe into 45 universities.

Gilbert's Public Safety Day on March 29 aims to foster connections between the special needs community and local emergency services through interactive activities.

Valentin, a lost puppy, found a forever home with the Jandres family and has integrated well, enjoying good health and beginning training, becoming a source of joy for the whole family.

DeKalb-Peachtree Airport introduces Plane Noise®, an app and online system for local residents to report noise complaints, offering a streamlined process including a hotline and personal contact for assistance.

Alcoa, TN's phone payment system for utility bills is operational again after an outage, as announced on the city's social media. Residents can pay bills online, in-person, or via drop box too.

Citrus Heights has introduced the Chip-In Hall of Fame Award to honor outstanding local volunteers, inviting nominations through March 26, with a special reception planned for April 23, 2025.

The Senior Resource Fair at the John P. "Top" Greene Community Center on May 15 offers free resources for those over 55, focusing on health, independence, and community engagement.

Dallas recreation centers are organizing community egg hunts from April 5-19, with various dates for individual centers. The events encourage family fun and community engagement.

Lake Lynn Community Center offers Pickleball Clinics for beginners and intermediates, instructed by Bruce Blankenhorn, with fees for Residents and Non-Residents.

Tampa partners with Suncoast Credit Union and local groups to replace trees lost to hurricanes, aiming for a more resilient canopy with a variety of durable species.