Lifeguards at Curley Beach posted warnings after multiple jellyfish stings; officials urge caution as lion's mane jellies wash ashore.

Mount Rainier National Park has implemented a parkwide ban on campfires and grills starting June 26 because of high temperatures, dry conditions and downed trees.

County posted a water-quality advisory for the Crown Point drain (MB‑100) in Mission Bay after tests. Officials advise avoiding water contact until follow‑up samples clear the area.

A witness says a shark was seen off Fort DeRussy Beach in Waikiki on Wednesday; no injuries were reported. Lifeguards and state agencies are urging caution.

After years of delays, East Village Green is finally nearing completion. The downtown park will include a rec center, amphitheater, playgrounds, dog runs and underground parking.

Newnan police and animal control are monitoring a bear sighting on the city's east side; Georgia DNR urges residents to secure trash and give the animal space.

Dozens turned out in Wailuku as the state sought approval to replace porta‑potties with permanent restrooms, showers and more parking at Mākena State Park. The planning commission deferred a vote.

Grand Army Plaza South has reopened after a two‑year, $16M restoration. The Pulitzer Fountain and Pomona statue are back with bluestone, trees and upgraded systems.

A Tree Action Seattle analysis says Sand Point Country Club removed 207 trees and planted invasive ivy, raising questions about whether city rules were enforced.

An 80‑unit Māʻalaea condo cleared a county finding to remove crumbling seawalls and install a sand‑filled “burrito,” a dune and public ramp under a $2.4M plan.

Neighbors in Anderson Township reported a possible black bear this week; wildlife officials haven’t confirmed the sighting. State biologists urge calm, securing food sources and reporting photos so the animal can be verified.

Meydenbauer Bay Park's swim area is closed through July 1 after tests flagged high bacteria. Officials warn people and pets to avoid entering the water.

Rey Park's 1955 community center is being replaced in a nearly $4M project that adds new playgrounds, courts and preserves a landmark mural.