Three veterans graduated from Cobb County's VATC, a program designed to aid in their recovery and rehabilitation, honoring the legacy of the late Judge Reuben Green.

INDOT East Central contributed over 1,500 cans to a local food drive, 'Canstruction,' aiding Shepherd's Door Food Pantry in New Castle to combat food insecurity.

Georgia State Senator Donzella James hosts "Operation Winter Warmth" to aid those in South Fulton affected by the cold.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office praised school crossing guards on social media, appreciating their role in student safety and seeking recruits for the position.

The article discusses the recyclability of to-go packaging, noting that paper cups and coated boxes aren't recyclable despite appearances, while plastic lids and bags can be recycled through specific programs in Cobb County.

A Columbia County woman was sentenced to 70 months for a bank fraud scheme involving stolen and counterfeit checks, resulting in about $1 million stolen.

Community Services Agency says it will skip CDBG money rather than verify immigration status or limit referrals, a move that puts senior meals and other services at risk. Leaders will press local partners and donors to fill the gap.

Peninsula Clean Energy lowered generation rates so San Mateo customers will pay roughly 10% less than PG&E; the agency says customers have saved about $225 million since 2016.

Longtime Tribune reporter Stacy St. Clair will become managing editor on Feb. 9, taking over newsroom leadership from Phil Jurik.

Caltrans reports nearly 600 encampments cleared and 27,000 cubic yards of debris removed across the Bay Area, with Santa Clara county accounting for 223 sites.

Students marched through DTLA's Civic Center on Feb. 6, and police warned of marches on Los Angeles, Alameda, 1st and Aliso streets. Expect delays in the area.

A Powerball ticket sold at Refiners Citgo in Forest Park matched five white-ball numbers in Wednesday’s drawing for a $1 million prize; the retailer gets a $10,000 bonus.

A Laurel Canyon institution has quietly been listed for sale. Co‑owner Tommy Bina says he was blindsided after a notice to transfer the store's alcohol license appeared.