AG Brian Schwalb sues Gopuff for labor law violations, alleging misclassification of its workers as independent contractors to avoid paying minimum wage, overtime, and benefits.

The White House's new executive order focuses on improving national resilience by leveraging state, local, and individual efforts against varied threats. A National Risk Register and a comprehensive strategy are among its key initiatives.

Senators Tillis and Padilla reintroduce the TRACE Act for better tracking of missing persons on federal land, which involves updating NamUs to aid in search efforts.

Oregon Senators Merkley and Wyden reintroduce the Deliver for Democracy Act to help local newspapers by improving USPS delivery performance and preventing unjust rate increases.

Montgomery County Council unanimously approved a resolution to create an Infrastructure Funding Workgroup to improve funding methods for schools, transportation, and parks, examining the effectiveness of impact taxes.

The Interior and HUD have formed a task force to use federal land for affordable housing, focusing on streamlining development processes and supporting rural and tribal communities.

The DOI completed a land transfer of 680 acres from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for the Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota.

The House Judiciary Committee seeks testimony from Charles E. Littlejohn, a former IRS contractor, who leaked the tax information of individuals including Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Montgomery County Council's Vice President Will Jawando is introducing a bill to help laid-off federal employees find local government jobs, backed by council members and set for a March introduction.

The Montgomery County Council discussed the FY26 Capital Budget, amendments to the FY25-30 Capital Improvements Program, a bill supporting displaced federal workers, animal control legislation, and created an infrastructure funding workgroup.

DC Police Department highlights Officer Maria Del Pilar Mendoza's service and advocacy work during Women's History Month, underscoring her role in supporting the LGBTQ+ community and hate crime victims.

Montgomery County is hosting a webinar on federal workers' rights, featuring Council VP Will Jawando and AG Anthony Brown. The event is set for March 19 on Zoom and is part of a series addressing employment and local services.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley introduce the Putting Veterans First Act to reverse job cuts at the VA and improve services for veterans, prompted by a leaked memo suggesting the potential dismissal of over 80,000 VA employees.