State Senator Scott Wiener introduced legislation to combat stolen goods sales in San Francisco, targeting organized retail theft and supporting legitimate vendors.

Chicago businesses plan a one-day closure in protest of Trump's immigration policies as part of the "Day Without Immigrants" movement, despite concerns over potential negative effects on local economies.

The Minneapolis Community Connections Conference on February 8 will offer civic engagement opportunities for residents to volunteer and access local resources.

A regular customer at Headline Newsstand in the Loop won $650,000 from a Lucky Day Lotto ticket with numbers they chose. The newsstand will receive a $6,500 retailer bonus.

Former SDOT Director Greg Spotts led notable initiatives to modernize Seattle's transportation, including the Vision Zero program and a 20-year Seattle Transportation Plan. His tenure saw increased traffic safety and infrastructure projects.

Lanakila Pacific in Honolulu has strengthened its facility against natural disasters with a $1.6 million FEMA grant, ensuring continued meal service for seniors.

Fort Collins celebrates its 18th Winter Bike to Work Day with morning and afternoon activities, promoting active transportation and reducing CO2 emissions.

National Burn Awareness Week focuses on preventing home burn accidents, highlighting risks of scalds, especially for children, and promotes safety measures like monitoring kitchen activities and checking smoke alarms.

Providence Medical Group has reached a tentative deal with the staff of Providence Women's Clinic after negotiations over pay and conditions, with benefits including wage increases and better working terms.

Fort Worth announces its 40th Annual Cowtown Great American Cleanup on March 29, featuring volunteer cleanup efforts followed by the Earth Party with food, activities, and a Trashion Fashion Show.

The local community center's Spring Break Camp for kids aged 5-13 runs from March 10-14, offering full-day care and activities with flexible registration.

Fort Worth libraries and fire department offer free hands-only CPR and AED training in February, emphasizing practical skills over certification, with sessions open to teens and adults without registration.

The BFit Challenge at TD Garden raised over $1 million for first responder and military charities, with record participation from community, athletes, and over 2,500 attendees.