Sixteen AAJC staff staged a one‑day walkout in D.C. after 18 months of stalled bargaining, pressing for raises and job protections. Negotiations are set to resume.

A $1M City of Memphis pilot has housed 71 families and offers rental aid and case management to stabilize 80 households.

Heavy rain prompted flood watches across Clackamas County; a warming shelter opened in Oregon City. Officials urged caution around rising creeks and flooded roads.

Organizers say a March 25 demonstration outside Dodger Stadium will urge the team to skip a White House visit and divest from companies tied to immigration detention. The event centers fan anger over ownership ties.

Late fees and water shutoffs are back in Raleigh after a billing portal rollout. Customers behind on bills can set up payment plans or apply for assistance.

The Mamdani administration signed a roughly $1.86B, three‑year hotel contract to reserve emergency rooms — a move that renews debate over no‑bid hotel deals and shelter strategy.

The Puyallup Tribe will host a Tacoma Fan Zone with watch parties, a powwow and a SEA&WIN scavenger hunt featuring handcrafted glass medallions.

Visitors at John's Pass say private parking operators left $63 "citations" while receipts still showed minutes left, prompting complaints and scrutiny of the operator.

Middle‑income older adults are being priced out of assisted living even as care costs climb. Detroit projects and modular cottage pilots show possible ways to lower costs.

A Charlotte veteran says he was evicted despite paying rent to a housing middleman. Reporting shows the company handled grant funds and faces multiple eviction filings.

Coaches, players and elected officials are gathering this Saturday at Patterson Park to push back against the city's plan to close the Mimi Dome. The rally aims to show how many youth programs would be affected.

Feral hogs have been tearing up yards in World Golf Village; the HOA approved trappers to remove a family of hogs. Trappers and wildlife officials outline methods and safety steps.

Ernie Anastos, a familiar face on New York evening news for decades, has died at 82. He anchored Eyewitness News and earned dozens of Emmy recognitions over a four-decade career.