The Justice Department sued California in federal court, challenging AB 540 and the Dream Act over in‑state tuition and state aid for undocumented students.

Edmond voters approved Proposition 1 and 2, securing funding for city services. Officials express gratitude and commit to transparent, accountable use of funds for public safety, transportation, and infrastructure.

Dearborn and Detroit Fire Departments received a $361,000 FEMA grant to purchase 38 powered stair chairs, improving patient safety and reducing firefighter injuries.

The Minnesota House and Senate Queer Caucuses honored Transgender Day of Remembrance, spotlighting the violence against the trans community, and committed to promoting gender freedom and civil liberties.

Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the return of "Baywatch" and other TV productions to Los Angeles, as part of California's Film and Television Tax Credit Program, expecting economic benefits and job creation for the city.

The Tennessee Department of Education announces Year Two of the Education Freedom Scholarship Program, with application dates for renewals and new participants.

Lina Khan joins NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani's team, signaling a tough anti-trust approach to affordability. Mamdani also plans to meet with Trump to tackle economic challenges despite past conflicts.

Minnesota Senator Erin Maye Quade warns against federal preemption of state AI regulations, citing misuse cases and advocating for state-level legislation to protect citizens.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a loan for a new 455 MW natural gas power plant in Houston to be built by NRG, enhancing the state's energy infrastructure.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava opposes the Trump administration's proposal for new oil drilling in Florida, citing environmental and economic concerns.

St. Louis Park City Council schedules a public hearing for a proposed 82-unit housing project on December 1, with a potential $14.5 million bond issuance.

Attorneys general from 22 states objected to USDA's SNAP eligibility guidance, claiming it wrongly excludes certain immigrants, including refugees and asylees, and fails to follow federal law and compliance periods.

Judge Jia Cobb rules against National Guard deployment in Washington D.C., with Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb securing a preliminary injunction against the action.