State payroll records show how much Utah’s public college presidents earned last year — the highest figure tops $1M and comes before any new bonuses.

Caney Valley Public Schools says it never signed an ICE 287(g) agreement after appearing on the agency's roster and then being removed. Advocates warn the listing could chill trust between immigrant families and police.

Honolulu bought land across from Shark's Cove for about $24.6M to build a North Shore first‑responder hub that will colocate lifeguards and an ambulance unit.

Uber is backing a ballot initiative that would force crash victims to keep 75% of recoveries — a move lawyers and doctors say could shrink access to counsel and care.

Ohio’s attorney general says Lake County can fold its narcotics unit into the sheriff’s office without losing the voter‑approved levy that funds it.

The Oklahoma Attorney General has opened an investigation into OkCity Crisis Nursery over alleged missed tax filings and possible violations of state charity law.

San Diego's water wholesaler approved a 21-year sale of surplus water to Riverside's Western Municipal Water District, locking in millions and a new model for trades.

The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a contempt ruling and wiped a $10,000-a-day fine after Fulton commissioners refused to seat two GOP nominees. The decision returns appointment power to local officials.

San Diego‑based amphibious assault ship USS Boxer sailed Thursday to join U.S. operations in the Middle East, with local media and ship‑spotters documenting the departure.

AG Rob Bonta reached a proposed settlement with El Monte Union after a DOJ probe found failures in handling sexual harassment and abuse complaints.

Trump re‑endorsed Rep. Jeff Hurd and said he'd offer a job to his primary challenger, a twist that reshapes the GOP primary math in Colorado's 3rd District.

The Justice Department sued Harvard in Boston federal court on March 20, 2026, alleging the university failed to protect Jewish students during 2023 protests. Harvard says it engaged with investigators and will defend itself.

Los Angeles County is hiring bilingual election workers for the June 2 primary, offering pay plus a $100 language stipend and urgent openings in several languages.