Anaheim CSB weighs FY 26/27 CDBG nonprofit funding; $25,000 minimum on table
Anaheim’s Community Services Board will review FY 2026-27 CDBG public-service funding updates, including a proposed $25,000 minimum for nonprofits.
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Commerce, GA offices closed July 3 for Independence Day—trash pickup tips
Commerce, GA says offices close Fri., July 3, reopen Mon., July 6. Here’s the Monday trash/recycling schedule residents should plan for.
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Columbus City Council July 22 hearing on data centers, lead service lines: how to comment
Columbus residents can email testimony to Councilmember Christopher L. Wyche’s office by noon July 21 for a July 22 hearing on data centers and lead service lines.
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Title IX enforcement roundup: OCR ends ‘Title IX Month’ with investigations and a warning letter
United States Education and Civil Rights Policy – On July 1, 2026, OCR’s end-of-June “Title IX Month” recap cites new probes, actions, and a final warning letter.
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White House launches GOLD EAGLE to speed AI cyber patching—what changes now
On July 14, the White House launched GOLD EAGLE, an AI-focused vulnerability clearinghouse. Here’s what it’s meant to do—and July/August deadlines.
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Scottsburg stormwater/MS4 fee for 2026 tax bills: $7/ERU and business formula
Scottsburg IN residents and businesses will see a new stormwater/MS4 fee on 2026 property tax bills: $7 per month per ERU and an impervious-area formula for non-residential.
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Appling County to Vote on Heart of Georgia Hazard Mitigation Plan (July 21)
Appling GA – The Board of Commissioners lists a July 21 resolution to adopt the Heart of Georgia Hazard Mitigation Plan—key for future FEMA mitigation grants.
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NWS Anchorage Heat Advisories start on or about June 9, 2026: 75°F trigger and 2-day rule
Anchorage residents will see NWS “Heat Advisory” alerts starting on or about June 9, 2026—75°F for two days, zone thresholds, and key warnings.
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Columbus police Flock audit prompts safeguards and Aug. 10 Council hearing
Columbus OH: Mayor Andrew Ginther ordered CPD to stop statewide Flock camera sharing. City Council holds an Aug. 10, 4 p.m. hearing; records show 30-day retention.
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June inflation cooled—but core and shelter still matter for household budgets
June CPI cooled mainly as gasoline prices fell, but core stayed flat and shelter rose—so many household bills may not feel big relief yet.
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U.S. jobs report: What the June 2026 Employment Situation says about hiring, unemployment, and wages—and what to watch next
United States Jobs and Hiring Watch – June’s report shows modest payroll growth (+57,000), unemployment at 4.2%, and a dip in participation.
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Stockton opens its new City Hall on July 7: where to go for services
Stockton CA – New City Hall at 501 W. Weber Ave (Building 1) is now the spot for July 7 City Council and counters, with posted hours.
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Loris drought emergency: new water-use limits, surcharges start July 1, 2026
Starting July 1, 2026, Loris enters severe drought rules, restricting non-essential water use and charging surcharges after monthly usage exceeds 6,000 gallons.
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Yonkers Hudson River advisory: DOH/DEC warn against full-body immersion
Yonkers-area officials issued a Hudson River health warning after a July 3 power failure. Avoid full-body immersion at closed beaches; follow local closure updates.
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Parkston Pond restroom upgrades: City posts draft LWCF packet residents can review
Parkston SD – The City posted a draft LWCF application packet for Parkston Pond/East Park restrooms: $173,523 total, with Spring 2027–Aug 2027 target dates.
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Supreme Court knocks out coordinated party spending limits—what 2026 committees must watch
June 30’s NRSC v. FEC ruling struck down coordinated party expenditure limits. Here’s what changes for 2026 committees—and the July filing dates.
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Houston Planning Commission Grants Parking Variance for 2821 W 11th
Houston’s Planning Commission voted July 9 to grant an off-street parking variance for 2821 W 11th, cutting the required 103 spaces down to 57.
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Last call for Bloomfield Hills Schools Board filings: submit by July 21, 2026 (4 p.m.)
Bloomfield Hills MI – Last call for school board candidate filings: Oakland County Elections requires paperwork by Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 4 p.m.
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Glendale adopts $1.41B 2026-27 budget: more police downtown, fire engines, road projects
Glendale City Council unanimously adopted a $1.41B FY 2026-27 budget starting July 1—adding downtown police, Fire Station 154 moves, road safety, and a no-tax pledge.
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Elk County agenda lists $7,500 Liquid Fuels request for St. Marys 2026 stone
Elk County’s July 9 agenda lists a $7,500 Liquid Fuels request for Saint Marys City for 2026 1b stone—what to watch next as documentation and reporting move forward.
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DOJ sues California over “Glock Ban” and handgun roster—what the complaint says and what happens next
On July 1, DOJ sued California over its new “Glock Ban” and handgun “Roster,” seeking court orders to halt enforcement—here’s what the complaint alleges.
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House Oversight probes “DEI” in universities and workplaces: witnesses and claims
A House Oversight Task Force hearing on July 14 pressed civil-rights questions about whether “DEI” policies mask race and sex discrimination.