Arizona Residents Pick "Snowbi-Wan Kenobi" Among Others in ADOT’s Playful Snowplow Naming Contest
Arizona Department of Transportation announces winners of its snowplow naming contest, with names like "Snowbi-Wan Kenobi," and highlights the importance of these vehicles for winter road safety.
LA County Board Approves Expanded Schoolyard Sports and Recreation Program in Southeast LA
LA County Board of Supervisors approves extending shared use of Walnut Park Elementary for community sports and recreation, enhancing green space in a park-poor area.
Portland's Fossil Fuel Crackdown Stands Firm as Judge Dismisses Industry's Commerce Clause Claims
A federal magistrate upheld Portland's ordinance limiting new fossil fuel infrastructure, dismissing most industry claims, but allowed one distributor’s grievance about property devaluation to proceed in court.
San Jose Pilot Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries After Plane Crashes onto Street Near Reid-Hillview Airport
RETRACTION NOTICE: This article contained information that was factually incorrect. The article referred to an incident and provided incorrect dates.
Eden Prairie Honors Fallen First Responders, Expect Road Closures and Traffic Delays During Memorial
Eden Prairie prepares for road closures due to a memorial service for fallen first responders, impacting traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. around Grace Church.
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center's $1.7 Billion Overhaul Begins in Los Angeles, Boosting Care for Underserved Communities
Los Angeles County begins a $1.7 billion construction project at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, aimed at improving access for underserved communities and upgrading the facility to meet seismic safety standards by 2030.
CTA President Showcases Agency Progress on Employment and Service to Chicago City Council
CTA President Carter reported employment growth and service improvements to Chicago's City Council, highlighting increased ridership and a commitment to hiring, transparency, and community investment.












