More than 300 eviction cases at Flatbush Gardens were paused as tenant unions press for repairs and accountability.

On the first anniversary of 14-year-old Jason Bernard’s death, family and supporters held a vigil and renewed calls for "Jason’s Law" as schools add mental-health supports.

Medify Air has asked a court to void San Diego County’s $26.8M purifier deal, saying the chosen machines won’t remove the hydrogen sulfide from Tijuana River pollution. The dispute could slow deliveries to South Bay homes.

A Colorado Springs paraprofessional earning about $26K says rising rents and limited rental aid have left her weighing whether to leave her job and city.

Designers from DLR Group will run the NYC Marathon to raise funds and attention for Variety Boys & Girls Club’s ambitious Astoria redevelopment. The firm pairs design work and fundraising as the project moves toward construction.

Dolores Huerta returned to the public stage Saturday as a Robert Vargas mural was unveiled in downtown Los Angeles. Her appearance was her first since she publicly disclosed allegations tied to César Chávez.

Spanish-language pages such as Reporte Austin and Limón Verde have grown into real‑time alert networks for immigrants in Austin, relaying tips and videos about enforcement activity. These feeds are reshaping how communities learn about ICE operations.

A Dallas radio host plans to hand out Bibles outside Wylie East High School this Tuesday after an earlier unapproved Quran distribution. The move raises questions about campus rules and private speech.

Hundreds of Americans paid to learn how to relocate overseas at a San Diego conference while Brookings research shows unusually large outflows in 2025. Costs, visas and politics are shaping who can actually move.

North Carolina is forming a statewide collective of domestic-violence fatality review teams to spot patterns and recommend prevention steps.

A Los Angeles clinic reports sharp increases in anxiety, depression and suicidal thinking among its patients after intensified immigration enforcement in 2025.

Bianca Jones will be promoted to fire captain on Sunday, becoming the New Orleans Fire Department’s first African American woman to reach that rank.

A former University of Pennsylvania assistant director says she was relegated to a basement cubicle, denied accommodations for severe asthma and later fired; she has sued under federal and local anti‑discrimination laws.