Two mobile probation vans will bring housing, Medi‑Cal and mental‑health help directly into San Diego neighborhoods.

Arborists told jurors that photos showed long‑running decay in a 150‑ft Douglas fir as the Bonds seek $4.8M from the City of Portland after the tree crushed their home.

Minneapolis’ Step Up still places teens this summer but is matching fewer employer slots as the teen job market tightens and organizers retool training.

FurKids opened an 11,000‑sq‑ft Giaquinto Medical Center on its nine‑acre Cumming campus to expand surgeries, intensive care and shelter‑medicine training.

Sterlingfest returns Thursday through Saturday with national headliners, a drone show and more than 100 vendors across Dodge Park and the City Center.

A $5M plan will convert a shuttered Elmwood Place elementary into a 52,000‑sq‑ft hub for youth nonprofits. A groundbreaking is scheduled for July 29, 2026.

A JobLeads analysis shows hybrid entry‑level roles often carry higher starting pay than fully remote or in‑office jobs. Economists point to training and local labor shifts.

Tennessee’s high court revived a 2013 products suit tied to a booster‑seat crash, ruling some failure‑to‑warn claims can proceed and sending the case back to trial.

Brewability, the Englewood brewery and pizzeria that trains and hires adults with disabilities, says tight finances and equipment failures could force it to close after 10 years. Staff and customers are scrambling to find short-term fixes while organizers plan benefit nights and pop-ups.

University of Michigan and Henry Ford allege CVS and affiliates diverted millions from the 340B drug‑discount program meant for low‑income patients.

Nine plaintiffs in the UCLA encampment lawsuit have asked a judge to let them proceed anonymously, saying public names would invite harassment, threats and possible deportation. A Sept. 11 hearing will decide whether they can file as “Roes.”

Metro Nashville Public Schools held a recruitment fair at the Nashville Fairgrounds to hire roughly 300 teachers ahead of the fall term. Officials say most openings are in elementary and special‑needs classrooms.

Councilmember Virginia Maloney urged Mayor Mamdani and the NYPD to address an encampment under the FDR near East 23rd Street after safety incidents close to a U.N. school.