SF Supes Cut $50K Deal To Shut Down Fight Over Trans Income Pilot
San Francisco supervisors approved a $50,000 settlement resolving the second lawsuit over the GIFT pilot; the ordinance returns for a final vote next week. The agreement includes non‑monetary terms and follows earlier legal fights over targeted guaranteed‑income pilots.
Fort Collins Seeks New District 6 City Council Member, Deadline for Applications Approaches
Fort Collins seeks a new District 6 City Council member, with applications due by December 31 and selection in January. Public input is encouraged. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including residency and a clean legal record.
Governor Kotek Unveils 'Prosperity Roadmap' at Lam Research Facility in Tualatin, Targets Oregon's Economic Growth
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek introduces the Prosperity Roadmap for economic development, including a Chief Prosperity Officer and Prosperity Council, aiming to enhance job creation, business growth, and trade.
Long Beach Welcomes New Leadership: Joshua Hickman and Stephen Scott Appointed as Heads of Public Works and Parks, Recreation & Marine
Long Beach City Manager appointed Joshua Hickman as Director of Public Works and Stephen Scott as Director of Parks, Recreation and Marine after a nationwide search.
Miami-Dade Elections Office Clears Path for Mayor Recall Petition Amidst Interlocal Agreement
Miami-Dade County finalizes an agreement allowing recall petition against the Mayor to move forward, empowering the Elections Office to manage the process as voters seek to exercise their rights.
Miami-Dade County's WASD Wins Excellence in Financial Reporting Award for 42nd Consecutive Year
Miami-Dade County's WASD received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 42nd year in a row, indicating its ongoing commitment to fiscal transparency and high standards.
Chester County Celebrated for Progress in Homelessness Fight at International Conference in Denver
The Chester County DCD received international recognition by Built for Zero for its effective strategies and data-driven approach to reducing homelessness, resulting in a significant decrease in first-time homelessness incidents.
Warr Acres, Oklahoma Invites Residents to Run for City Council in Embrace of Civic Engagement
Warr Acres, Oklahoma invites residents to run for City Council, with positions open in all four Wards. Candidates must have been local residents for at least a year and submit their packets by Wednesday afternoon.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Requests U.S. Treasury to Probe CAIR's Nonprofit Status Over Alleged Terror Ties
Texas Governor Abbott requests an investigation into CAIR's tax-exempt status, citing alleged links to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, and seeks to prevent charities from threatening national security.












