Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe operation in Koreatown has moved more than 3,000 Los Angelenos from streets to housing, contributing to a citywide decrease in homelessness.

Rebecca Cunningham is inaugurated as the 18th president of the University of Minnesota with a ceremony that includes tradition, a panel on public health, and a community celebration.

Maui County announced a residential recycling event in Hāna for metals and various recyclables, excluding e-waste, on September 20-21, 2024, with limited availability.

An Austin resident won a $1 million prize in the Texas Lottery's Ca$h Blowout scratch ticket game, opting for anonymity. The winning ticket was bought at Paleface Market in Spicewood.

Denton officials are reviewing their Animal Services after a pet's euthanasia, with Shelter Savvy consulting to improve animal care standards and prevent future incidents.

Clark County is seeking new members for its Parks Advisory Board, with two vacancies open for three-year terms. Diverse, community-engaged residents who want to guide park planning are encouraged to apply by October 18, 2024.

Sandy Springs mourns the death of its first Fire Chief, Jack McElfish, who led the department from its creation in 2006 until 2014 and passed away after a cancer battle.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will offer free CPR and AED training at seven public library locations, with classes in English and Spanish to improve emergency response skills among residents.

Displaced residents of the burned Temple Courts Apartments in Miami get keys to their new homes at Sawyer Walk Residence, receiving a fresh start with the help of local authorities.

Michigan Rep. Tisdel introduced a bill to regulate student cell phone use in schools, with varying restrictions by grade level, addressing distraction and safety concerns.

FSCJ introduced a new manta ray mascot and is seeking community help to name it. The mascot was chosen through a voting process and the name submission is open until September 27.

Woodbury's 14th annual Big Truck Day event is set for Sept. 28, offering interactive experiences with a variety of vehicles, including a quiet hour for sensitive attendees.

Milton seeks community feedback via survey on the Touch-a-Truck event to improve future iterations, noting parking issues and aiming to enhance marketing efforts.