Los Angeles County supervisors approved a motion to deepen international climate engagement and inventory progress toward Paris‑aligned goals, directing staff to report back within 60 days.

Federal investigators are examining the business deals of Frank Carone, a lawyer and adviser to former Mayor Eric Adams, focusing on his firm Oaktree Solutions. No charges have been filed; Carone denies misconduct and suggests bias.

Nashville officials, including Mayor O'Connell, are set to provide updates on storm recovery efforts via a Webex meeting at 11 a.m. with media invited to join virtually.

Indiana House Bill 1252, aimed at increasing transparency in real estate referral fees, passed the House. Authored by real estate agent and State Representative Tim O'Brien, it seeks to inform consumers about hidden broker fees.

DRCOG will use a nearly $200M EPA grant to subsidize heat pumps, train installers and deliver free upgrades to low‑income households across the Denver region.

The Western District of Washington engages in National Human Trafficking Prevention Month with increased operations and awareness efforts, as part of a nationwide DOJ and DHS initiative.

Melanie Rucker has been named interim Minneapolis fire chief and is the first Black woman to lead the department; she says she will prioritize continuity, safety and mentorship.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes' remarks on ICE and "Stand Your Ground" laws sparked calls for her resignation, with critics saying her words could endanger ICE agents. Mayes defended her stance on constitutional rights and legal standards.

After tenants at Serra Grove received 60–90 day notices and online listings showed big rent jumps, Lemon Grove's mayor asked the city attorney to draft an emergency tenant-protection ordinance.

Montgomery County postponed meetings due to a severe winter storm, affecting discussions on education, economic development, and public safety funding.

The Entrepreneur Collaborative Center in Hillsborough now hosts Year Up United, providing free job training and internships to young adults aged 18-29.

Businessman Perry Johnson is again running for Michigan Governor as a Republican, proposing tax cuts and government efficiency despite his past electoral issues. He faces a crowded primary field. Critics doubt his plans' feasibility.

The ThorntonPD highlighted Officer Sibert of the Traffic Unit, emphasizing his dedication to safety, dietary habits, and potential alternate career as a firefighter.