Mercedes-Benz USA and Daimler Reach $150M Settlement Over Emissions Cheating, Oregon AG Leads Multi-State Coalition
Mercedes-Benz USA and Daimler settled for $150 million over emissions defeat devices use. Oregon AG Rayfield announced the settlement, which will provide consumer compensation and require emissions software updates.
Colorado Leaders Challenge Trump Administration Over Rejection of Federal Aid for Wildfires and Flooding
Colorado officials criticize the Trump administration for denying a disaster declaration that would provide federal aid for wildfire and flood recovery, with Governor Polis and other leaders accusing the administration of playing political games.
Minneapolis City Council Boosts Funding for Immigrant Legal Services to Over $500K for 2026
The Minneapolis City Council, with Council Member Jason Chavez's announcement, has increased funding for immigration legal services, aiming to reach $527,836 by 2026, reflecting the city's commitment to supporting its immigrant community.
Philadelphia Department of Public Health Appoints Dr. Daniel Teixeira da Silva as Director of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction
Dr. Daniel Teixeira da Silva has been appointed as the Director of SUPHR within Philadelphia's Department of Public Health, bringing his expertise to tackle the city's substance use issues.
Oklahoma City Announces New Year's Day Closures and Service Changes, Free Transit Fares
Oklahoma City announces holiday closures and service changes for New Year's Day, including city office closures, delayed trash pickup, free public transport fares, and adjusted public transportation schedules.








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