Registration for the 2025 Summer Fun Golf Program at Wailua Golf Pro Shop opens, starting June 9 for children ages 7-15, with sessions beginning June 16.

Holocaust survivor Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, 97, attended college for a day through the "Golden Wishes" program, fulfilling a dream interrupted by WWII.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a settlement with Paragon USA & Co., LLC for baby formula price gouging; the company will pay penalties and provide formula to Rochester families.

Camp Sacramento has available spots for summer sessions, including a new Bonus Summer Session and a program for those aged 50-plus, offering a mix of leisure, adventure, and arts and crafts in a cabin setting.

Aquila Park to host the Wheelie Fun Community Bike Ride in St. Louis Park on May 16, celebrating Bike Month with a family-friendly event for all skill levels.

Michigan AG Nessel discussed reproductive rights with Planned Parenthood's CEO on a podcast, highlighting the impact of the Dobbs decision and state efforts to maintain access to services.

San Francisco's budget deficit may worsen, affecting repairs at West Sunset Playground with a repair cost of $600,000, spurring debate on fiscal priorities in the city.

Hawaii's EOEL is expanding its public pre-kindergarten programs, with applications open for the 2025-2026 school year, prioritizing eligible children in their home school region.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has opened the $8 million Utica Children's Museum, aimed at fostering learning and socialization for kids, supported by state grants and inclusive design.

Mayor Eric Adams announces a $331 million investment to expand after-school programs in NYC, eventually aiming to cover all students desiring participation by FY 2028.

The Woodlands introduces the first "Safe Haven Baby Box" in Houston, offering a safe way for parents to anonymously surrender infants as a response to recent baby abandonments.

Bloomington officials are considering reallocating franchise fees, traditionally used for pavement and accessibility projects, to fund retaining wall improvements and sustainability initiatives, and are seeking public feedback on the changes.

Children in New York City immigration court, some as young as four, face legal proceedings without representation due to cuts in federal funding for legal aid, significantly increasing their risk of deportation.