San Francisco’s Ethics Commission fined Planning Commissioner Kathrin Moore $12,000 after finding she voted on projects tied to her former employer while receiving retirement payments. The panel called the failure to recuse a serious breach of conflict‑of‑interest rules.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office celebrates the academic achievements of HSE graduates from the county jail, highlighting their dedication and potential for future success.

Baltimore’s juvenile chief prosecutor told WBAL that DJS lacks the staff and programs to provide individualized treatment as lawmakers weigh changes to juvenile jurisdiction. Advocates point to a watchdog report showing unsafe conditions at youth centers.

A judge has paused Shelby County’s plan to move all MSCS board seats onto the 2026 ballot, reigniting a legal fight over who controls local election timing.

Los Angeles asked the 9th Circuit to remove Judge David O. Carter from the LA Alliance settlement ahead of a key hearing. The appellate move escalates a fight over data, encampment targets and millions in legal bills.

Indiana lawmakers are pursuing changes to enhance child digital safety and revise alert systems after Hailey Buzbee's death, considering broader Amber Alert criteria and a new Pink Alert for at-risk minors.

Eric Adams, former New York City mayor, agreed to a $4,000 fine after the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board ruled he misused a public press event to attack political rival Andrew Cuomo.

The Harford County Board of Education unanimously terminated Superintendent Dr. Sean Bulson's contract amid controversy, following an investigation into an incident falsely reported as theft.

Retired CBS4 anchor Eliott Rodriguez is being courted to run in Florida’s 27th District against Rep. María Elvira Salazar, a race national Democrats have labeled competitive.

Grapevine council is moving to place a renewal of the half‑cent crime‑prevention sales tax before voters after officials flagged a multimillion‑dollar CCPD shortfall. The council favored a 20‑year extension and could put it on the May 2 ballot.

Orange County will debate whether to block a possible ICE processing site in Orlando after federal site visits and rising public concern. County attorneys will brief commissioners Tuesday.

City Council adopted an ordinance to raise pay and benefits for commercial security officers; supporters say the change could affect about 4,500 workers.

New data show ICE arrests in Florida nearly tripled, and Palm Beach County officials and businesses say deputized enforcement is reshaping schoolrooms, kitchens and neighborhoods.