Mayor Cherelle L. Parker pushes advocacy for Philadelphians to claim tax credits and get help with student loan debt through "Claim Your Money PHL" initiative.

A $135.6 million referendum on April 7 would build a new middle school and fund districtwide renovations while increasing local school taxes. Here’s what the plan would pay for and how it would affect homeowners.

David Hoffmann told the St. Louis Business Journal he hopes to buy the Cardinals but will wait until his family's Penguins purchase is paid off — a process he said could take up to two years.

Marietta is preparing for the 2nd Annual Avant Garde Awards during Black History Month, honoring community innovators at Jim Miller Park Event Center.

A plunge in federal VOCA funding has left rape‑crisis centers, hotlines and shelters scrambling despite a one‑time state backfill; advocates say a long‑term fix will take years.

Union County is seeking public input on federal funding allocation for the 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan, which involves HUD resources like CDBG funds, to address local needs such as housing and jobs.

Milwaukee County's Health Department is hosting a "Better Brain Health Presentation" on brain health and dementia education at Jefferson Court Apartments on February 12, 2026.

DESC opened Clover Place, a 95-unit supportive housing building on Aurora Avenue. The Woodland site pairs studio apartments with on-site behavioral health and case management.

The City of Tulsa offers free firewood for residents, which can be collected from the Mulch Site, with proof of residence required. The initiative helps with heating costs and recycling efforts.

The San Diego River Park Foundation counted 148 people in the riverbed last week — about half the number recorded in September. Officials say outreach and housing placements helped drive the decline.

USC's board elevated interim Beong‑Soo Kim to permanent president after seven turbulent months that included major layoffs and new AI initiatives.

The Historic District Landmarks Commission in New Orleans has improved efficiency with its HDLC ExpressLane by issuing 115 Certificates of Appropriateness quickly since its launch, representing 60% of all certificates.

UW is mailing settlement checks from a $4M fund to students who paid for in‑person classes during Winter and Spring 2020; awards average about $40.