Virginia‑based Mercy Chefs has deployed to Oʻahu to serve free hot meals to Wahiawa flood victims and first responders. Distributions are scheduled in Wahiawa on Friday.

Boston is hosting the commissioning of the Navy’s newest Virginia‑class attack submarine this weekend at Conley Marine Terminal. Webcast and invitation details are available.

EPISD will close the centralized CCTA campus and move the program into four host high schools after a unanimous board vote. District leaders say the shift aims to bring services closer to students.

A new state report shows North Carolina rose to ninth in the nation for women's median earnings, but degree-holders and mothers still face big gaps and steep childcare costs.

Crews cleared a squalid encampment inside a Canoga Park storm drain and sealed the entrance. Outreach teams moved several people into temporary housing as cleanup and housing efforts continue.

A West Philly nonprofit is already handing out hot meals by selling SNAP‑eligible meal kits that can be redeemed for cooked food before its flagship officially opens.

Tom Davis's abrupt exit left 6abc Action News without a news director or general manager, creating a leadership gap at the Philadelphia station.

Mayor Mamdani ordered a DSNY cleanup at the East Village e‑bike hub instead of an NYPD sweep, favoring sanitation and bike‑parking plans over seizures.

Keller ISD's planning committee will present campus consolidation proposals on April 2 as the district grapples with declining enrollment and a $9.4M shortfall.

Jennifer Sampson will step down from United Way of Metropolitan Dallas later this year to lead the Stephens Greth Foundation, staying through Sept. 30 to oversee the transition.

Universal City awarded a five-year trash contract to Frontier Waste Solutions. Service starts Aug. 3, 2026; bulk pickup expands and the standard monthly charge falls to $27.85.

After a buyer backed out, Birmingham's Community House filed for bankruptcy, putting childcare and dozens of events in limbo for residents and staff.

A diaper-clad spider monkey named Brazil slipped from its enclosure in St. Charles and briefly tried to get into a neighbor's house; animal control found her safe.