SFO and San Mateo County are expanding LifeMoves outreach after officials documented dozens of people sleeping in airport terminals; a new contract funds a larger, on‑site team.

San Francisco's Health Service System backed Blue Shield in a disputed denial of immunotherapy for retired firefighter Ken Jones, a ruling that has left his family and fellow firefighters furious. The decision raises fresh questions about how the city reviews coverage disputes.

Youngsters in Bloomington/Monroe County are encouraged to submit art or essays on community care for a contest by March 13, 2026, with winners receiving public recognition and museum passes.

Dunwoody seeks nominations for its annual Sustainability Hero Awards, recognizing local environmental efforts.

Dunwoody is hosting an open house to discuss the Village Crossing Project, focusing on improving mobility and streetscape for a safer pedestrian and bike-friendly environment.

Fairview Park is seeking applicants for its Shade Tree Advisory Committee, responsible for enhancing the city's greenery. Applications are open until February 27.

Fishers, Indiana's weekend pre-Valentine's Day events include a pet valentine fundraiser, an art class, an Indy Fuel hockey game, a cornhole tournament, and open gym sessions.

Bronx River Houses residents say kids’ asthma is worsening as crews prepare to repair five Cross Bronx bridges. They want air monitoring, dust controls and alternatives.

Buddhist monks completed a 110-day "Walk for Peace" from Texas to Maryland, drawing thousands, emphasizing mindfulness, and receiving official and public acclaim in Annapolis.

Columbia has removed and reassigned dental-school staff after DOJ files show a student tied to Jeffrey Epstein was admitted through an "irregular" process. The university says it will redirect related donations to survivor groups.

Neighbors on Ryer Avenue say years of barking and a urine smell from a Fordham apartment culminated when several Chihuahuas escaped into a hallway; the ASPCA has opened a probe.

Lawrence's Forever Young Fitness Days for seniors has updated its schedule, with the event now starting at 10 AM on the second Friday each month, as announced on the city's social media.

A federal judge found that Los Angeles violated unhoused residents’ rights by seizing and destroying their property after a forensic review found altered cleanup records. Plaintiffs are now seeking damages and a court-ordered fix to how sweeps are handled.