San Diegans are invited to open houses to learn about proposed trash collection fees following Measure B's approval in 2022, which marks a significant shift from the century-old practice of the city providing free waste removal services.

Bellevue partners with a film festival to discuss affordable housing solutions at City Hall, offering screenings, discussions, and multi-language captions. Pre-registration is required.

Minneapolis invites locals to an open house at Whittier International Elementary School to discuss the New Nicollet redevelopment plans, focusing on a vibrant community space.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments won the People's Choice Award at a Lip Sync Battle supporting the Minnesota Valley Action Council, expressing gratitude in a Facebook post.

The City of North Las Vegas is developing the Tule Springs East Area Plan, seeking public input through an online survey to shape the community with homes, a UNLV campus, and a Job Creation Zone.

The Dallas Police Department celebrates Executive Assistant Chief Monique Alex, the first African American woman to reach her rank, during Black History Month.

Bikes from the Heart in Tampa has donated their 1,500th refurbished bike to support mobility for essentials like job hunting and healthcare, exemplified by the story of Tampa Hope client, Danielle.

The Marietta Police Department mourns the passing of retired K9 Atos, who served in various law enforcement capacities.

A Hillsborough County article describes how a library card gives access to extensive genealogical resources at HCPLC, assisting in family history research with specialized collections and databases.

Cave Creek Unified School District (CCUSD) is reconsidering the closure of Lone Mountain Elementary shortly after deciding to close Desert Sun Academy.

UC Denver hosted a job and internship fair, connecting students and alumni with various employers, with support services like resume assistance available.

Atlanta unveils an Employee Bill of Rights to enhance transparency and guide employees during investigations, as part of Mayor Dickens' commitment to ethical governance.

The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta canceled events on climate change, homelessness, and civil rights, raising concerns about oversight and political influence.