Aerial footage shows crews dismantling the last sections of Century III Mall in West Mifflin after years of blight and legal fights; officials eye redevelopment.

A $5 million grant from the Downtown Development Corporation will keep Union Square and Yerba Buena’s HEART ambassadors on duty and expand the Market Street pilot to Powell BART.

A new analysis ranks Philadelphia seventh for fastest‑rising living costs, showing rent and essentials taking a large share of typical monthly paychecks. Local CPI and shelter costs drove much of the increase.

A MoneyLion analysis cited by PIX11 finds New Yorkers need roughly $183K to reach the top 20% and about $660K on average to be in the top 5%.

Alamo Heights ISD has been offline since Monday, with Wi‑Fi and staff Gmail down while IT and outside forensic specialists work to restore service.

The Birmingham Family YMCA will close April 30 after a 2023 sale to the city and years of pandemic losses and deferred maintenance. Members can transfer to other Metro Detroit Y locations with a free month.

San Diego's Get It Done app is carrying a backlog of nearly 85,000 open reports, leaving residents waiting weeks for parking, sidewalks and lights to be fixed.

Loveland will close its Resource Center on April 30, leaving a local shelter gap while officials weigh short-term fixes and search for partners.

Evergreen Public Schools voted March 24 to cut dozens of jobs and end the fifth‑grade band and orchestra as it moves to close a $12–$14M budget gap for 2026‑27.

Alex Birchenall is Windermere Prep’s new permanent head and is pushing a plan for a two‑story K‑5 campus in Horizon West as the private school runs at capacity.

A former GSU investigator alleges she was placed on a 90‑day PIP and fired while undergoing chemotherapy, and has filed a federal ADA lawsuit.

Euclid Beach Nursing & Rehabilitation plans to admit non‑violent, non‑repeat registered sex offenders beginning Sept. 1, prompting safety concerns from neighbors and Councilman Mike Polensek.

Blount Memorial filed a state WARN notice saying it will lay off 85 employees, a cut that will touch the county’s only hospital and trigger state rapid-response services.