A county strategy outlines how encampments near 2028 Olympic venues might be cleared — and admits there aren't enough beds or funding to house everyone.

Blaine BizConnect's January 2026 edition highlights new businesses and facilities in the city, including a fitness center, mini golf, and diverse cuisine, along with residential growth and a recognition for Village Bank.

Chicago businesses closed to join the National Shutdown Day, protesting aggressive immigration enforcement, with some donating proceeds to support affected communities.

Soil Born Farms in Rancho Cordova offers organic produce, education, and community programs, with a farmstand, classes, a nursery, and a teen empowerment initiative.

A 74-year-old Florida grandmother, Gloria Vasquez, is set to run her 97th marathon in Jacksonville Beach in tribute to her late sister who died from breast cancer.

San Diego County Office of Education announced a $25M grant to expand HeartSpire, a countywide K–12 mental-health, safety and wellness initiative, the DA said.

Davis maintains its Platinum-level Bicycle Friendly Community status from the League of American Bicyclists, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to cycling culture and infrastructure.

Durham YouthWorks Program offers summer job opportunities for young people aged 14-21, combining work experience with career building. Applications are open until February 20.

North Las Vegas celebrates Black History Month with events, including a community celebration, Black Hair Care Product drive, and brunches. The city council will present a proclamation.

The ACLU told a San Diego judge that at least 25 parents separated under Trump have been re-detained or deported, and asked the court to force an explanation. The dispute centers on parole renewals, fees and enforcement of a 2023 settlement.

Scottsdale announces a series of events, including Western Week, the WM Phoenix Open, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, and San Francisco Giants' spring training.

El Paso residents are reminded to drop off Christmas trees for free recycling at the Citizens Collection station by January 31st, ensuring a green post-holiday clean-up.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.