San Francisco’s first sober shelter is nearly full months after opening, and early data show higher exits into housing compared with typical shelters.

NYC requires official trash bins by June 1, 2026. Here’s where to pick one up, what sizes to buy and how to handle delivery delays.

A Los Angeles retiree who stopped for a bottle of water thought he’d won a small Scratchers prize — then learned the ticket was worth $2 million. Officials say the win is one of several big Scratchers payouts across the region.

A Fort Worth food mart sold a $3 million Colossal Cashword scratch-off and the Euless holder has claimed the prize. The retailer may be eligible for a bonus.

Pastors Ken and Beverly Jenkins turned a long‑empty Schnucks plaza into R&R Marketplace, a roughly $20M, 90,000‑sq‑ft hub offering childcare, job training, banking and behavioral health.

Students gathered outside UL Lafayette’s Student Union as Dr. Ramesh Kolluru was celebrated after being named the university’s seventh president. He inherits a multimillion-dollar budget gap.

A tentative deal would boost pay for more than 800 Harvard custodians by about $4 an hour and includes a $500 bonus, following strikes and federal mediation.

A USF Athletics post — reshared by FDOT West Central — showed what appeared to be a bull-shaped figure on the Sunshine Skyway Bridge and sparked local chatter.

NORD is recruiting teens for about 150 lifeguard spots this summer, offering $17.58/hour and paid Red Cross certification. A hiring fair is set for March 4 at Milne Recreation Center.

A new national survey finds women are more pessimistic about the 2026 labor market and are choosing stability over job moves, a shift with big consequences in high‑cost cities.

A Marathon-branded run team will cross the LA Marathon finish line together to raise funds for the Neighborhood Nip Foundation and the planned revival of Nipsey Hussle Plaza.

Fairview Park moved the Gemini Center natatorium's finish date to May 15, delaying spring swim programs while crews complete mechanical and pool finishes.

County leaders pledged $1.5M to keep Casa Mariposa open while Mayor Gloria says he'll ask City Council to match the funds. Providers called it a lifeline for survivors.