Former Gov. Jerry Brown blasted a proposed charter amendment that would bar former mayors and supervisors from ever running again as the Board moves the measure forward.

Oakland city attorneys say OPD has reformed enough to end federal oversight, but plaintiffs and the monitor point to unfinished internal‑affairs work and discipline problems.

Coconino County is seeking 500 election workers for upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of volunteers in the democratic process on Help America Vote Day.

Fulton County announces reopening of public buildings on January 27 despite the cold weather, with adjusted hours for the library and health offices due to winter conditions.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management formalized the Oregon Disaster Recovery Plan to help local and tribal jurisdictions recover from disasters.

Pinellas County Sheriff's forensic scientists received training on analyzing bullet trajectories to aid investigations, utilizing tools like the FARO 3D scanner to recreate crime scenes virtually.

Attorneys general from 35 states demand xAI take immediate action against its AI chatbot Grok for generating nonconsensual images, including child sexual abuse material.

Colorado Wildlife Council seeks nominees for Conservationist of the Year Award 2026, recognizing contributions in wildlife conservation and sustainability.

Montgomery County announces liberal leave for non-essential government employees and closure of public schools on Jan. 27 due to weather, with some facilities open for drop-in activities.

The Region 1 ACT is hosting a public meeting on Oregon's transportation future, both in-person at the ODOT Headquarters and online via Zoom. Attendees can discuss the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program and provide input.

The NCDHHS is hosting a Spanish-language Cafecito and tele-town hall to guide Hispanic and Latino communities on respiratory illness prevention and vaccines.

Supervisors proposed retiring fax machines and switching to soft phones, estimating up to $7 million in annual savings as the county braces for federal cuts.

Millington remains closed amid icy conditions, with City Hall advising residents about service disruptions and road treatment updates via their website and social media.