About 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton have been sent to the Yuma border zone to reinforce barriers and emplace national‑defense signage, officials say.

Judge Amit Mehta heard arguments on whether Trump can claim presidential immunity for Jan. 6. The decision could decide whether lawmakers and officers can pursue civil damages.

Rep. Ed Case filed the PROSPER Act to extend duty‑free access for Pacific Island exports and fund trade capacity building.

California Governor Newsom unveiled a $47 million initiative funding substance abuse prevention programs for youth, focusing on young men and mentorship opportunities, with 57 organizations receiving up to $1 million over three years.

Portland City Council approved new union contracts with AFSCME and PPA, affecting 25 employees, with cost of living adjustments, job security, and development funds.

U.S. HHS supports Arizona parents' access to their children's medical records, amid challenges outlined by Majority Whip Julie Willoughby, who faced vetoes on related bills by Governor Hobbs.

Brooklyn Park mourns retired Officer Clayton Connolly, a man known for public service and kindness, who passed away while helping a stranger. His legacy continues to inspire the community.

Multnomah County unanimously approved $250,000 to support families amid increased immigration enforcement, strengthening its sanctuary status and ensuring service accessibility for all residents.

AFCOST received a $100,000 grant for an apprenticeship program aimed at improving out-of-school time education and reducing staff turnover in Cambridge.

The Portland City Council ratified labor agreements with AFSCME and the PPA, affecting 911 dispatch supervisors and public safety staff. The deals include COLAs, bonuses, and professional development funds.

Governor Polis reported that Colorado faces economic challenges due to national trade wars and potential revenue dips affecting tax credits. Nevertheless, the state is maintaining a healthy reserve for financial stability.

Rep. Jill Tokuda unveiled a federal plan to fund local law enforcement so they can fully destroy seized firearms and curb recycled 'zombie guns'.

Chicago Mayor Johnson is at odds with aldermen over an alternative budget proposal focused on debt collections, which is poised for a City Council vote.