Undercover testers say Oakland landlords are still turning away voucher holders; advocates have filed complaints with the state civil rights agency. Enforcement is now the question.

Mayor Karen Bass mourns the death of civic leader Joy Atkinson, highlighting her impact on LA, her activism, political mentorship, and service as a commissioner.

The City of Dublin, Ohio's social media encourages residents to commit acts of kindness during winter, such as helping elderly neighbors and sharing items to foster community spirit and volunteering.

Apache Junction announces government office closures for Civil Rights Day, with emergency services operational and adjustments for other community services.

Elyria, Ohio, invites vocalists to join the Reunion Choir for its 40th Annual Ruby Red Day of Service to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Final rehearsal is on January 17.

The Flower Shop Coffee Co in Denton is praised for its community focus and local entrepreneurship, offering unique beverages and showcasing creativity.

The Kettering Police Department has launched an Advanced Self-Defense class for women who completed the Basic RAD course, with each session costing $15.

SAMHSA reversed course and restored four grants to SACADA — more than $5M — averting program cuts and keeping Bexar County addiction services running.

ThunderCloud Subs presented a record $615,000 to Caritas of Austin from its Turkey Trot, money that will help fund a new local housing development this year.

New state and nonprofit data show Maui needs thousands of deeply affordable homes for households at 30% AMI or less. Tiny‑home villages like Kīpūola help, but they’re far from enough.

Shorewood has scheduled a public meeting for Oakland Avenue's reconstruction on January 22, offering residents and business owners a chance to view plans and ask questions.

The Chandler Unified School District plans to cut over 100 jobs due to a 3% decline in student numbers, aiming to save $12 million and address funding issues.

The Memphis Police Department is investing over $34,000 into Neighborhood Watch groups to improve community safety through better lighting and surveillance cameras.