Hillsboro has been recognized as Tree City USA for the sixth year and received a Growth Award for sustainable forestry, with significant investment and tree planting efforts highlighted.

The WDFW has extended the 2024 spring Chinook salmon season in Deep River, with new limits set to ensure sustainable fishing and conservation efforts.

Litchfield Park city officials are set to discuss updating the city's fee schedule, potentially affecting street vendors and local businesses. Public input will be sought at a City Council meeting on June 18.

The WDFW has extended the Columbia River spring Chinook fishing season, allowing additional days for anglers to fish under specific catch limits and areas.

The recreational spring Chinook salmon fishing season on the Columbia River below Bonneville Dam has been extended until April 11, based on favorable catch estimates.

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife announces the opening of recreational shrimp fisheries beginning May 16, with rules for various marine areas.

A 20-year-old sea lion named Bud at the Miami Seaquarium died before a USDA-planned confiscation amid concerns for the animals' welfare and the facility's violations.

City Center Park's playground and spray pad will be closed for maintenance from April 11, with reopening dates to be announced later. Other park facilities remain open.

Disneyland is revising its Disability Access Service to prevent misuse, with changes effective June 18 at Disneyland and May 20 at Walt Disney World, aiming to preserve the service's integrity.

Seattle has released its 2024 summer camp brochure with a variety of options for children, including specialized camps and inclusive programs for youth with disabilities. Registration is now open.

LA Zoo's breeding season begins with five new California condor chicks hatching, signaling conservation progress.

Kennesaw announced a three-year naming rights deal with The Piedmont Bank for its new amphitheater in Depot Park, inciting debate on corporate sponsorship of public spaces.

Philadelphia Zoo animals were largely unfazed by a solar eclipse, while zoo visitors engaged in citizen science projects to observe any behavioral changes.