Anchorage gas and diesel dip slightly, but stay far above U.S. averages
Anchorage AK Gas & Diesel Watch – Regular gas and diesel eased a bit in AAA’s latest check, but both remain well above U.S. averages for now.
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Atlanta gas and diesel prices dip again, but both are still higher than a year ago
Atlanta GA Gas & Diesel Watch – Regular gas is $3.901 and diesel $4.983 in AAA’s latest check, both lower week to week but still well above last year.
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Altoona gas and diesel are flat day to day, but both are still above last week
Altoona’s latest AAA check shows regular gas at $4.468 and diesel at $5.956 — both flat from yesterday, but still lower than last week.
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Vandergrift gas and diesel watch: regular eases, diesel stays pricey
AAA’s latest check shows regular gas and diesel both easing in Pennsylvania, but Vandergrift-area pumps still keep fill-ups costly for commuters and fleets.
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Bakersfield gas and diesel dip again, but diesel still far above last year
Bakersfield CA Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA says Bakersfield regular gas is $6.027 and diesel $7.302, both down a bit, but diesel is still far above year-ago levels.
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Minneapolis police chief resigns, leaving public safety reform in flux
Minneapolis MN – Brian O’Hara’s resignation puts MPD leadership in transition, with Katie Blackwell now acting chief as reform and staffing questions linger.
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Las Vegas approves 12-intersection traffic camera pilot amid privacy concerns
Las Vegas NV – The city approved a one-year, $402,000 traffic-safety pilot at 12 intersections to study speeding and red-light running.
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Parma property owners have a June 20 tax deadline — and Canyon County says pay early
Canyon County says second-half 2025 property taxes are due June 20, and Parma owners should mail early because the office is closed June 19.
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Huntsville approves $18.8M resurfacing plan for more than 60 streets
Huntsville, AL – The City Council approved Phase 2 roadwork contracts on May 28, adding street resurfacing, concrete fixes and ADA upgrades citywide.
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Webb City documentary premiere will spotlight Cardinal Valley restoration June 4
Webb City will host a June 4 screening of “Cardinal Valley: A Restoration Story,” with a Q&A and reception after the film on mine-reclamation work.
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New York City’s new housing plan targets 400,000 homes and a bigger NYCHA push
New York, NY — The city’s Block by Block rollout aims for 400,000 homes over 10 years, with bigger NYCHA spending and possible ADU changes.
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Yonkers adopts $1.64B budget, trims tax hike to 4.75% as schools get more aid
Yonkers NY – The City Council unanimously adopted a $1.64 billion budget, trimmed the proposed tax hike to 4.75%, and set aside $56.3 million more for schools.
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U.S. issues AI chip guidance to close export loophole for D:5, Macau buyers
BIS clarified chip export licensing for D:5- or Macau-tied buyers, and Senate Democrats are pressing for oversight and testimony on enforcement.
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Horry County industrial corridor draft heads to June 4 hearing in Conway
Conway SC – Horry County’s industrial corridor draft is open for comment before a June 4 hearing in Conway, with the review period running through July 2.
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Fontana Planning Commission to weigh grocery-store center at Sierra and Terra Vista
Fontana’s June 2 Planning Commission hearing will review a grocery-anchored retail plan at Sierra and Terra Vista, but it is not approved yet.
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Fatal shooting at Universal/Studio City Park & Ride leaves 1 dead, suspect at large
A Sunday shooting at Studio City’s Universal/Studio City Park & Ride left one man dead, and police were still searching for the suspect.
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Roanoke Rapids budget hearing weighs 4-cent tax increase
Roanoke Rapids heads into its June 2 budget hearing with a proposed 4-cent tax increase, reserve use, and police and fire funding in focus.
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Wakefield residents should avoid Worden Pond after new algae advisory
Wakefield-area readers should avoid Worden Pond in South Kingstown: RIDOH and DEM say the harmful algae advisory remains in effect until further notice.
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Worcester’s first $1B budget puts roads, schools and police HQ in focus
Worcester’s proposed FY27 budget tops $1 billion for the first time, but council review is still underway as road, school and safety spending takes shape.
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Supreme Court sends immigration-judge speech fight back to lower courts
The Supreme Court revived the immigration-judge speech case on May 26, 2026, sending it back without ruling on the First Amendment claim.
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Reno council weighs data-center moratorium Monday as rules rewrite advances
Reno NV – Council meets Monday, June 1, to consider a data-center rule rewrite and a final moratorium through Dec. 31, 2026, or until new rules pass.
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University of the Pacific plans Stockton medical school aimed at easing doctor shortages by 2030
Stockton CA – University of the Pacific plans a Stockton campus medical school for 2030, with St. Joseph’s Medical Center as its clinical partner.