The FoundationCCC will hire about 230 seasonal, remote call-center workers to help Californians access benefits like SUN Bucks, with roles starting in April and running through October 2026.

Uniontown parents are threatening legal action to stop a proposed closure of Franklin Elementary. A public hearing and final vote are set for March 23, 2026.

FIFA pledged $1 million to Seattle as part of an 11-city U.S. legacy program aimed at mini soccer pitches and community projects; the cash would complement city and state World Cup funding.

GoDaddy has boosted its support for ASU’s SportX, adding multimillion‑dollar funding and activating hundreds of free websites to help Sun Devil athletes build businesses. The program says mentorship and demos are ramping up as the studio scales.

WISN host Dan O'Donnell posted a call on X to 'take out' Gov. Tim Walz and later deleted the messages, prompting questions about station accountability.

DPD records show the mother didn't seek help from school or state before two children died of carbon monoxide in a Greektown parking garage. The files add new detail about missed outreach.

Atlanta Public Schools says Carver STEAM Academy will close after the 2026–27 school year; the campus will shift to a new arts/early-college model and the district has posted transfer options.

A nonprofit cat lounge opened in Bridgeville this weekend, offering walk-in sessions to meet adoptable cats and recruiting volunteers for fosters and events.

A volunteer-run clinic at the Claude Pepper Senior Center has 30 days to vacate a city-owned building, leaving hundreds of uninsured seniors worried about losing care.

A $17.8M increase for New York’s oldest supportive-housing program is buying time for at-risk tenants, but advocates say $62.1M more is needed to stabilize thousands of homes.

An 11‑story Fort Greene center opened last fall to house families in private apartment-style units with on-site services; early moves into permanent housing are encouraging.

Oakland issues hundreds of dumping fines but collects only a tiny share, leaving neighbors to shoulder repeat piles while crews keep cleaning.

At an ECRHA meeting on March 20, South Bay cities will outline how Measure A and local funds are being used for outreach, prevention and housing.