Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Alerts Residents of Ongoing Phone Scam Threat
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam operation where perpetrators use fake caller ID and threats to solicit money, impersonating law enforcement. They advise verifying unexpected calls and reporting scams.
City of Austin Launches Lifeguard Hiring Spree with $21.63 Hourly Wage Ahead of Summer Season
Austin's Aquatic Division is hiring lifeguards at $21.63/hour, offering training from March 16-22. With 34 pools, the city aims to staff up by summer. Hiring events with free pizza are on March 13 and 27. Details at LifeguardAustin.com.
Austin Water Crews Respond to Sewer Overflow, Caution Advised for Residents Near Cyrilla Drive
Austin Water crews are addressing a 16-inch broken sewer main on Cyrilla Drive, with 115,000 gallons of wastewater spilled, but no reported impact on drinking water or aquatic life. Residents nearby should boil water as a precaution.
John Carroll School Hosts Holocaust Remembrance Day with Survivor Testimonies to Foster Tolerance and Understanding
The John Carroll School held its annual Holocaust Remembrance Day, where students heard from survivors and learned about the importance of tolerance and remembering history.
Long Beach Launches Free Spay and Neuter Program in Partnership with The Little Lion Foundation to Tackle Community Cat Overpopulation
Long Beach partners with The Little Lion Foundation to launch the Long Beach Community Cat Project, providing free spay and neuter services for local cats, aiming to reduce overpopulation and improve animal welfare.
Fort Worth Police Deploy Advanced Gunshot Detection Technology Ahead of Holiday Celebrations
Fort Worth Police deploy new technology to detect celebratory gunfire, aiming for safer holidays. The system includes cameras and sensors, with legal consequences for illegal firearm discharge outlined.












