Sandbags, fallen trees and a seawall now block the public beach path at Mokulēʻia. DLNR says it will visit the site and could open a formal investigation.

The Edmond Department of Building & Safety conducted 1,503 building and 5,181 trade permit reviews, and 25,593 inspections in 2022, emphasizing community safety through inspections and code enforcement.

A Move.org analysis finds Texans average about $605 monthly on utilities while New Mexico averages roughly $401. Electricity is the largest single component.

The Technology and Innovation Division is seeking a System Administrator Lead to manage core tech platforms, ensure security, and facilitate strategic IT framework development within public services.

FCC mandates broader language accessibility for New York emergency alerts, now including American Sign Language and 13 other languages, a measure praised by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Residents served by the Bradley Road post office say routine mail is taking days or weeks to arrive, leaving some waiting on W‑2s, tax notices and medicine. Local leaders are seeking help.

The article informs residents on how to protect their water pipes from freezing in winter, including preventative measures and how to thaw frozen pipes safely, with advice from Waukesha Water Utility.

Arizona's ombudsman office handled roughly 9,300 cases last year and is on pace to top 10,000 as DES-related complaints about SNAP, medical and unemployment benefits surge. The governor has moved $7.5M to speed processing.

Detroit shelters are seeking foster homes for dogs during a severe cold snap, after a dog was found frozen to death and amid a surge in calls for help.

Raleigh invites teens to apply for its Summer Youth Employment Program offering an eight-week paid internship for professional skills development. Eligible 15-18-year-olds must apply by March 18 and meet certain requirements.

Philadelphia Mayor celebrates the 150th anniversary of St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, emphasizing its legacy and commitment to health equity.

The Five Points Center is hosting a Mardi Gras mask-making workshop in Raleigh with materials provided, no crafting experience required, for adults 18+, costing $13.

Upper Arlington's 614 Restaurant Week offers discounted three-course menus, with part of the proceeds supporting Home for Families. The event features various local eateries and emphasizes community contribution.