City of Sacramento residential development fees take effect July 1, 2026: what to check
Sacramento CA – The City’s updated Residential Fee Schedule is effective July 1, 2026 through Jan. 21, 2027. Here’s what to verify before you file.
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SBA Suspends 7,800 Wisconsin Borrowers in $375M PPP/EIDL Fraud Case
SBA says it suspended 7,800 Wisconsin PPP/EIDL borrowers tied to $375 million in suspected fraud. Here’s what changes—and what it doesn’t prove.
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Springfield Planning Commission agenda: Highway 41 North rezoning, Section 801, Highland Estates (July 2, 2026)
Springfield’s July 2, 2026 Planning Commission agenda included Highway 41 North rezoning, a Section 801/11-801 text amendment, and Highland Estates preliminary plat.
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USPS ballot-mail portal proposal: governors urge withdrawal after court order
June 2, 2026 USPS proposed a “Federal Ballot Mail Portal” using unique IMb barcodes and state participation lists. Governors urged withdrawal July 2 after court action.
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Supreme Court preserves Mississippi’s late mail-ballot rule in Watson
United States Fast Follow on Courts and Constitutional Law — Supreme Court (June 29, 2026) says federal “Election Day” rules don’t require receipt by that day.
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Fort Payne-area: ADEM proposes $40,000 penalty in DeKalb air case
Fort Payne, AL – ADEM posted a proposed consent order for CM Biomass in Crossville, alleging particulate matter violations tied to Air Permit No. X016.
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GJPD warns of gift card scam: photo + PIN requests and what to do
Grand Junction CO — GJPD’s July 2, 2026 alert says scammers impersonate agencies, push gift cards, then ask for a photo of the card and the PIN.
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DOT resets airline ancillary-fee disclosures after Fifth Circuit vacatur
DOT’s July 2, 2026 final rule reinstates pre-2024 disclosure standards for airline add-on fees after a Feb. 3, 2026 court vacatur. What changes for booking.
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DOJ Closes Minnesota Title VI Review After State Ends Grant Program
United States Rights and Public Policy – DOJ says it closed a Title VI compliance review after Minnesota repealed the law behind its Capacity Strengthening Initiative.
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Los Angeles Rent Stabilization: 3% RSO rent increase starts July 1, 2026
LAHD says the allowable RSO annual rent increase is 3% for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027—here’s how to check coverage and notice rules before you respond.
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Gowanda Spectrum cable TV franchise hearing set for July 14—review the draft
Residents in Gowanda can review the draft Spectrum Northeast cable TV franchise agreement and comment at a July 14 public hearing at 5:45 p.m.
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Metro and MNAA push court fight over TN law changing airport board
Tennessee’s MNAA Change in Ownership and Governance Act takes effect July 1, 2026. Metro Council and MNAA say they’re challenging the takeover in court.
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SAVE ends July 1: servicers’ 90-day notices and a June 30 PSLF court block
SAVE exits start July 1 for millions of federal borrowers: servicers will send notices with a 90-day deadline. A June 30 ruling blocks parts of PSLF reform.
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DOL OIG launches H-1B fraud and labor-trafficking probe—what to watch next
United States National Accountability Fast Follow – DOL OIG launched an investigation into alleged H-1B/PERM fraud and labor trafficking and opened a nationwide tip push.
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Maryland PSC: BGE seeks $156.1M rate increase—possible +$8/month
BGE filed a $156.1 million electric base-rate request. The PSC says current rates stay frozen and a decision is expected in January 2027.
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DOJ and FTC urge states to probe antitrust tied to high gas prices
A July 3 DOJ–FTC letter tells state AGs to investigate antitrust and deceptive conduct that could keep pump prices high—then invites reports via federal portals.
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Appeals court rebuffs DOJ bid for Michigan voter-roll data—what next?
Sixth Circuit upholds dismissal in United States v. Benson, limiting DOJ’s demand for Michigan’s unredacted voter-roll identifiers—privacy implications.
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Raleigh considers youth curfew after July 4 teen takeover violence—what’s next for parents
Raleigh NC – After July 4 “teen takeover” violence, Raleigh City Council asked attorneys to draft a youth curfew ordinance, with an August timeline.
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U.S. Supreme Court tightens RLUIPA accountability for prison officials—what Landor changes
June 23, 2026 ruling limits when prisoners can pursue personal-capacity money damages from prison officials under RLUIPA.
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ED finalizes STATS and Earnings Accountability rules—what changes for student aid
ED’s final STATS/Earnings Accountability rule ties Direct Loan eligibility—and later Title IV/Pell—to program earnings. Key dates and appeals explained.
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Supreme Court ruling on FTC commissioner removal: what changes now for enforcement, rulemaking, and consumer protection
The Supreme Court on June 29 struck down the FTC’s for-cause removal limits; leadership could turn over faster. FTC’s AI comment deadline is July 31.
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FTC order against Kochava: what “affirmative express consent” requires
A June 26, 2026 FTC stipulated order restricts Kochava from selling sensitive location data unless it gets “Affirmative Express Consent” tied to a service the consumer requested.
