An undisclosed donor pledged $3.5 million to help San Francisco families open federally backed "Trump accounts" for newborns, Mayor Daniel Lurie said. Details on distribution and enrollment are pending.

An audit found South Fulton Police Department's policies outdated, prompting recommended updates and Mayor Gumbs' pledge to use findings for improvement.

Legacy Environmental has opened a new facility in St. Charles Parish, aiming to improve the region's environmental services such as emergency response and waste management.

A precautionary boil-water advisory covers parts of Poydras after emergency repairs. Residents should boil tap water for one minute or use bottled water until tests clear the system.

The Knights of Nemesis roll through Chalmette Saturday at 1 p.m. — and The Arc will accept used beads and trinkets for cleaning and resale. Local safety teams will be on hand.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis invites Miami Springs residents to discuss local concerns at a "Heart to Heart: Cafecito & Conversation" event at Twice As Sweet bakery.

Cuyahoga County's Consumer Affairs and Scam Squad gear up for National Consumer Protection Week with a special media day on February 24th to educate journalists on scams.

New census-based reporting shows more than thirty Chicago-area suburbs have shifted from majority-white to majority nonwhite, reshaping schools, shops and local politics. Analysts point to jobs, immigration and housing pressures as the driving forces.

PortMiami collaborates with Ashdod Port for an Innovation Day event focused on the future of maritime operations.

Hundreds of Salt Lake County students staged walkouts Friday to protest ICE enforcement, marching to parks and the state Capitol and demanding change. Districts warned absences may be unexcused.

During Burn Awareness Week, the North Shore Health Department emphasizes home burn prevention and safety practices like setting water heaters to 120°F and testing water before use.

Ricky Shabazz is mixing social‑justice outreach with housing and new degrees to try to reverse enrollment decline at downtown City College.

Raleigh's Peach Road Park offers a Life Crafts Camp teaching sewing, cooking, and gardening skills to kids aged 7-11, with registration required and fees of $35-$50.