Raleigh Winter Weather Delays Garbage and Recycling Pickup; City Facilities to Open Late
Winter weather in Raleigh delays city services, including garbage and recycling pickups, with no fines issued. City facilities open late at 10 a.m. Updates are provided on the city's winter weather news page.
Los Angeles Mayor Bass Hosts Justice Fair 2025, Advocates for Reintegration and Reduced Recidivism
Over 1,000 attended Mayor Bass' Justice Fair in LA, offering jobs, education, and services, particularly to those impacted by the justice system, aiming to break crime cycles and support reintegration.
El Paso's Own: Frank Dominguez Set to Graduate From EPCC Fire Technology Program with Honors
EPCC celebrates the success of its Fire Technology Program, with student Francisco Dominguez set to graduate with an Associate of Applied Science in Basic Firefighter. The program offers rigorous training and prepares students for state exams.
Hollywood Heavyweights Storm Stanford in AI Showdown Over AB 412
Hundreds of performers packed Stanford's Paul Brest Hall to press lawmakers to pass AB 412, a California bill that would force AI companies to disclose copyrighted training data. The crowd included SAG‑AFTRA leaders and digital artists.
Michigan Parent Files Title IX Complaint Over Transgender Athlete's Participation in High School Volleyball Match
A Michigan parent filed a Title IX complaint against a school for allowing a transgender athlete on a girls' volleyball team, citing concerns over privacy and fairness in sports.












