A federal shutdown has paused November CalFresh deposits and is straining Sacramento food banks. Heres what locals need to know and where to get help.

Monroe County legislators announce a scholarship that offers $10,000 per year to Indiana students who commit to teaching for five years in the state. Eligible applicants must show academic excellence.

Commissioner Mickell Lowery urged MLGW to stop utility disconnections for SNAP recipients during the government shutdown, highlighting the dire need for support for those facing food assistance disruptions in Shelby County.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards celebrates the 12th anniversary of the Fair Chance Employment Ordinance and reports BlueCrew's settlement over alleged violations.

Mayor Michelle Wu and the BPPA agreed on a one-year Boston Police contract extension, updating officer wellness programs, requiring name tags, and adjusting pay rates.

The Trump administration faces a deadline to follow a judge's order on SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, impacting 42 million Americans relying on federal food aid.

The Mesa Streets of Joy food bank faces soaring demand amid a government shutdown, with its distribution parking lot emptying earlier than planned due to increased need.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis allocate $30 million for pediatric cancer research to four children's hospitals in the state.

Indiana lawmakers will begin redistricting conversations in December as part of the regular session to minimize costs, amidst discussions on local economic issues.

Athens-Clarke County announces public testing of voting equipment from November 13, ensuring the integrity of their upcoming Special Election process.

Seattle City Attorney Davison secured a preliminary injunction against the Trump Administration's executive orders, maintaining the city's access to federal grant funds.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections provides guidelines for the Raleigh municipal elections, including voter tips, election day hours, and legal consequences for voter interference, as detailed on their website.

Pennsylvania Reps. Smucker and D’Orsie criticize the current Democratic fiscal approach, highlighting the negative impact of government standoffs on citizens and call for responsible spending.