Fruit Cove nonprofit Noah's Agape Café says it's moving and is asking for donations and volunteers to keep its job-training programs for people with special needs.

San Bruno residents and nonprofit groups clashed at a City Council meeting as officials consider a ballot measure to ban safe-and-sane fireworks amid rising enforcement costs.

Coral Gables will mark the U.S. semiquincentennial on July 4 at the Biltmore with live music, a drone light show and a fireworks finale.

A third Nye County budget proposal sparked protests over cuts to school social workers, and trustees approved a contested 2026–27 plan that still leaves services thin. Advocates warn the shortfall will stretch rural schools.

The Pennsylvania SPCA rescued 78 Ragdoll cats and kittens from a Lancaster County home; many adult Ragdolls are now at the PSPCA Hunting Park center and available for adoption.

Fifth-graders at Tucker Elementary found the n‑word in a classroom dictionary, prompting parents to form Milton Reckoning and demand a Racial Accountability Working Group.

A restored 1929 landmark on San Antonio’s West Side now houses local makers and artists; vendors say Fiesta and the Spurs' playoff run sent spring sales soaring.

South Philadelphia’s long-running Odunde Festival filled 23rd and South Street on June 14, with multiple blocks closed and SEPTA buses detoured into the night. Vendors, music and a noon river procession are drawing large crowds.

Teacher shortages are forcing some Orlando preschools to cap enrollment and lean on paid substitute platforms, leaving families with fewer options.

Relatives in Fair Bluff say S & L Funeral Home buried the wrong woman, then exhumed a grave to swap remains — and families say the re‑viewing was mishandled. Local outlets report the two deaths happened one day apart.

A $3M state grant that helped Sonoma’s PEARLS outreach ends this month, and nonprofits are racing to plug gaps as senior loneliness climbs.

The Friends of the Library of Hawai‘i launched its 77th annual booksale at Ward Centre June 13–21, offering 125,000+ items and several big discount days. Proceeds support libraries statewide.

A stretch of Blaisdell Avenue now carries Officer Jamal Mitchell’s name after a ceremony at the corner where he was killed while responding to a 2024 shooting. City leaders and family members unveiled commemorative signs and called the dedication a lasting tribute.