Uber asked a federal judge to halt New York City’s new ‘just cause’ deactivation law, calling Local Law 52 unconstitutional and a threat to platform safety. The suit seeks an injunction ahead of the law’s July 28 effective date.

Bipartisan Reps. Laura Gillen and Mike Lawler introduced the Cost of Living Tax Cut Act to tailor federal brackets to regional prices. Backers say Long Island and Hudson Valley residents would benefit.

The Finance Committee is taking public testimony on Mayor Mamdani’s $124.7B FY27 budget today; watchdogs warn it's propped up by one‑time fixes.

Scott Roberts says medical bathroom accidents cost him a Furnace Brook membership and his reputation; he’s suing Quincy for damages and reinstatement. The suit names club staff and a city commissioner.

A State Bar panel disbarred Vladimir Gagic after months of online attacks on Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, capping a feud that drew law enforcement scrutiny.

A woman ran onto the field at Brockton High's graduation and accused Mayor Moises Rodrigues of wrongdoing toward her daughter. State Police are investigating and a hearing is set for June 22.

A state follow‑up found Francis Howell missed red flags before approving a nearly $230,000 settlement for a superintendent who never started, and auditors have opened a review.

A federal judge heard arguments on June 10 over the DOJ’s bid to obtain Maryland’s full voter file. State election officials call the demand overbroad and a threat to privacy.

Trustees discussed a voluntary retirement deal for Superintendent John Craft behind closed doors but took no public action, leaving his exit unresolved as the district grapples with budget strain.

Hamtramck’s city council voted 4-2 to terminate Adel Al‑Adlani after a contentious June 9 meeting, naming Controller Aamir Ahsan as interim. The move continues a string of leadership upheavals at City Hall.

A reworked Farm Act cleared the NC House 110-2 Wednesday, dropping a raw-milk ban and proposed limits on pesticide lawsuits while advancing studies and regulatory tweaks.

Lawmakers and advocates rallied in Raleigh for a MOMnibus bill to fund community maternal supports and implicit-bias training aimed at closing racial gaps in outcomes.

Brookhaven officials are proposing a 3.85 mill rate — the first municipal increase since 2015 — which would add roughly $395 a year to an $800K homesteaded home's bill.