Deerfield Beach announces an Education Advisory Board meeting at the Hillsboro Community Center on February 4, 2026, inviting public participation and offering assistance for disabled individuals.

Advanced Linen Service will close after a sale to Alsco, putting nearly 90 Patterson workers out of their jobs and deepening recent job losses in Stanislaus County.

Boston Police hosted a community outreach in West Roxbury, offering safety information and career advice, with a focus on recruiting and scam prevention.

Volunteers sought for the Cadillac Championship PGA TOUR event at Trump National Doral from April 29-May 3, 2026.

Federal Way celebrated the opening of Booker House, a new 86-unit permanent supportive housing site named for Harold G. Booker. The building pairs units with on-site health and support services.

St. Louis Park is seeking a part-time adult softball official to manage and report game results, requiring professionalism and courtesy. Applications close on Feb. 22.

San Diego Unified announced updated reporting protocols, a partnership with San Diego Youth Services and districtwide training to help students report human trafficking.

Palm Beach County opens warming centers for the homeless due to a cold snap, with community organizations providing transportation assistance via a 211 call.

Arlington Water Utilities is offering free sprinkler test kits in February to encourage efficient lawn watering and reduce summer water usage, with pickups available at city locations.

Brooklyn residents at 2342 Atlantic Avenue suffer from no heat, inconsistent hot water, and rat infestations, leading to high electric bills and difficult living conditions.

Mt. Juliet Police urge caution on icy roads and walkways, warning that patches of ice remain despite improving conditions, and to clear ice from vehicles. They offer support for those affected by power outages.

BCCS establishes Family Resource Rooms to provide essentials to needy families and partners with CAPI for food distribution; also seeks community donations.

A concept site plan would put about 20 tiny homes and up to 72 RV spaces on the state‑owned Glassyard in southeast West Seattle as city leaders push to expand shelter. The filing is preliminary and would need state and city sign‑offs.