Newsom signed a bureau and a CSU study while vetoing several reparations bills, prompting activists to publicly fault the Legislative Black Caucus.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway warns of winter-related HVAC scams, offering advice to residents on avoiding fraud by verifying technician credentials and being wary of unsolicited offers and upfront payments.

Apple Valley invites residents to discuss the city's 2026 budget at an Open House on Nov. 18, from 4 to 6 p.m., to increase transparency and community engagement.

Wake County's real estate market reached a new median price record of $465,000 in October, with robust sales across various price segments, including several multimillion-dollar transactions.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters criticizes the Trump Administration for planning a $1 coin with Trump's image amid a government shutdown, calling it illegal and insensitive.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose highlights transparency ahead of the general election, sharing early vote tallies and reminding voters to check their voting status and preview ballots for November 4.

The Broomfield Recording Division will undergo a one-day remodel on Nov. 12, leading to service disruptions and potentially longer wait times for recording documents.

Charlotte citizens voted in critical local elections for mayor, city council, the school board, and a transit tax, with a focus on District 3 and 6 council races and civic engagement highlighted.

Chandler, Arizona's Mayor and City Council open CIVIC program applications for residents to learn about local government operations through interactive sessions.

IYI launched "FIVE by 50" to ensure each Indiana child has five supporters by 2050, aiming to improve mental health, attendance, and success rates, with Foster Success's FriendsGiving campaign complementing these efforts.

Seattle guarantees up to $8 million for local food assistance amid SNAP funding issues, per Mayor Harrell's announcement, providing a buffer until federal aid is restored.

Montgomery County's podcast explains the residential demolition permitting process, detailing when permits are necessary and what to expect during demolition.

Today is the last day to vote in the Portland and Lake Oswego Special Election; Multnomah County urges voters to use Official Ballot Drop Sites to ensure ballots are counted.