Tom Horne has requested urgent legislative action to ensure the Isaac School District pays its staff, as Maricopa County is slow to release necessary funds.

San Diego's 36th Museum Month offers half-price admission to over 70 sites. Passes are free at UC San Diego Library and other locations, no library card required.

The John P. "Top" Greene Community Center is hosting a Senior Resource Fair on Feb. 20 to provide seniors with health, wellness, and technology information.

Deerfield Beach's Oveta McKeithen Recreational Complex playground will be closed on February 3rd for one-day scheduled maintenance by a city contractor but is expected to reopen on February 4th.

Washington State Ferries is hosting virtual meetings to discuss service restoration, new ferry construction, and electrification, with preregistration required.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting a charity boxing event to raise funds for an all-accessible playground, featuring law enforcement and firefighters.

Hawaii's DCA is enhancing its public campaign on how to deal with electrical emergencies, including downed power lines, and urging residents to call 911 for urgent situations and contact utilities for non-emergent issues like overgrown vegetation.

Kirkland announces business workshops and a pitch competition with educational sessions and a $5,000 prize in different categories for local entrepreneurs.

Tom Horne announced the release of $6 million in Covid relief funds for Isaac Elementary School District, previously reverted to the government but now made available again.

HPL celebrates Black History Month with events including workshops, cultural performances, and author talks focusing on Black Americans' contributions.

The article discusses the increase in foot traffic in downtown Portland, with events and new retail stores such as Nordstrom contributing to the urban area's resurgence.

Buckeye's Catalyst Program opens applications for local businesses to receive grants for improvements, with a March 31 deadline. Program requires business owner contributions and promises reimbursements post-project completion.

Kalamazoo Township officials propose measures to protect residents from federal overreach, challenging Trump's executive orders on issues like citizenship and gender identity.