Commissioner Dan Ryan allocates $700,000 from development fees for a new splash pad at Portland's Kenilworth Park, with a total budget of $1.7 million. Completion is expected between 2028 and 2029.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is developing an Integrated Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan for Green Lake, holding a public meeting to discuss concerns and strategies.

Seminary Oaks Park in Menlo Park will close from June 10 to July for repairs, including replacing play equipment. Visitors can use the new playground at Burgess Park during this time.

Miesville Ravine Park Reserve is temporarily closed due to flooding, with officials advising the public to wait for water to recede and conditions to be safe before returning.

Schertz, Texas invests $12 million in local parks and recreation, with projects including field lights, a new nature park, and a teen hangout area, in partnership with Schertz Economic Development Corporation.

Queen Creek has announced a temporary pop-up dog park to be available from July 1 to Aug. 31 due to maintenance at the main dog park, with separate areas for small and larger dogs.

Seattle preps for a summer series of free Native Indigenous cultural events at City Hall Park, with music, storytelling, and dance from July to September.

Tropical Storm Alberto fell short of expected rainfall in South Texas, easing flood concerns but failing to significantly raise reservoir levels vital for agriculture and residential use.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed various wildlife and habitat issues at their meeting in Vancouver, including land transactions, cougar management, and conservation efforts.

San Francisco's annual picnic possibly sets a world record for the largest gathering of three-legged dogs, with 94 attendees. The event focuses on community and celebrating dogs' resilience.

The iconic Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park reopened after being vandalized by anti-war protesters, prompting a temporary closure. The fountain was cleaned and is now fully operational. No arrests have been made yet.

Duluth Fire Department warns of dangerous rip currents at Park Point beaches until 10 a.m. tomorrow, urging the public to stay out of the water. Red flags are posted as a visual alert.

San Diego health officials warn of high bacteria levels at some beaches, leading to advisories and closures including Ocean Beach’s Dog Beach and parts of Mission Bay and La Jolla.