Descendants of Sidney and Irene Dearing sued Piedmont this week, alleging a 1924 condemnation was used to force their family from the home. The complaint seeks damages, restitution and an official apology.

A parade, Santacruzan procession and a new anthem headline Filipino Town Las Vegas' April 11 anniversary, organizers say. The day will be promoted with a music video filmed on the Strip.

East Palo Alto has opened a review of its Flock license‑plate camera pilot after nearby cities disclosed improper access to plate data. Residents and council members are pressing for answers before the council acts.

Ryan Kennedy, a Detroit Lions fan, filed a $100 million lawsuit against DK Metcalf and others, alleging defamation after being accused of racism during a game incident.

Broward County Animal Care's Valentine's event, Plenty of Pets, offers fee-waived adoptions, a raffle, and a family-friendly adoption day with activities.

A hog ran loose in Oklahoma City on Wednesday; OKC Animal Welfare captured the animal after police responded to multiple calls. Residents are urged to call dispatch for loose livestock.

Families say Social Security sent surprise bills demanding repayment of benefits paid to deceased relatives, sometimes years after the death. The agency and lawmakers say fixes are coming.

Washington Park is set to get improved street lighting with LED lights and concrete poles to enhance safety, starting February 16, 2026, thanks to Broward Public Works and Florida Power & Light.

The Gastonia Fire Department warns of the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) in homes, advocating for CO alarms and regular maintenance of appliances to prevent poisoning.

Barrow County establishes a Water Resources Department with Bill King as the director, following a reorganization to support county growth and improve water system management.

Students at Utah Valley University plan a sit-in after Border Patrol was listed as a recruiter at the campus career fair. Organizers say the action will be peaceful.

Milton's City Council approved a mixed-use redevelopment project aimed at transforming the Deerfield area, with no public opposition. The project includes office spaces, residential units, retail, and public amenities.

Cambridge offers a Food Business Basics program for local food entrepreneurs, in collaboration with Prepshift, covering topics like marketing and provides a free ServSafe exam. Applications are open until February 20, 2026.