Golden Gate Park in San Francisco celebrated its 154th birthday with festivities and an encouragement to vote for it in a contest for Best City Park by U.S.A. Today. Mayor Breed and officials highlighted the park's features and history.

Razor clam digs are scheduled on the Washington coast from April 8-14, with designated times and beaches announced by the WDFW. Diggers require a valid fishing license and must follow updated regulations.

The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department will host solar eclipse viewing events across various parks on April 8, with peak viewing at 1:35 p.m., offering free eclipse glasses and educational activities.

The City of Frisco has opened a new section of Fields Parkway, connecting Teel Parkway to Legacy Drive and improving access to Dallas Parkway. A new roundabout at Teel and Fields facilitates traffic flow.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries is holding a public meeting on April 17 in Forest Grove, offering both in-person and online participation, to discuss cemetery preservation.

A corpse flower in Michigan is nearing bloom, an event that can be live-streamed. This endangered species emits a strong odor resembling rotting flesh during its brief flowering period.

Seattle celebrates Earth Month with various green activities organized by Seattle Parks and Recreation, including volunteer events across the city aimed at habitat restoration and environmental education.

The Washington Park Playground in Portland is undergoing renovations, including a new slide and play equipment, beginning April 15 with a reopening slated for May 3.

Avondale announces the opening of its splash pads beginning April 6, with extended hours to begin from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Festival Fields Park's splash pad will open in May due to repairs.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces an online reservation system for popular picnic spots, making the booking process more convenient and eliminating the need for paperwork or in-person queueing.

The city of Bloomington has announced the bloom of the American Pasqueflower, signaling the start of spring. These flowers provide important habitat for local fauna and can be observed throughout the city, enhancing both aesthetics and ecology.

Marietta's Parks & Recreation department is hosting Summer Square Screenings in Glover Park, with themed outdoor movie events starting in April, including "Blue Hawaii," "Hidden Figures," and "The Lego Movie."

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking proposals for new management of Green Lake Pitch & Putt, with emphasis on community engagement and innovation.