Southfield opens cooling centers as extreme heat closes city buildings
Southfield is opening cooling centers and closing city buildings at noon as the extreme heat continues. Outdoor youth sports are also canceled through July 3.
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San Diego’s gray trash bin rollout flips to full enforcement July 1
Starting July 1, 2026, the City of San Diego will stop collecting older black trash bins. Here’s what residents, renters, and managers must do.
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Philadelphia still cleaning up after June 22 storms that flooded streets and felled trees
Philadelphia PA – June 22 storms left localized flooding and fallen limbs. In a June 24 update, the City says cleanup and reporting are still underway.
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Sunrise explains what Florida’s property-tax plan could mean for city services
Sunrise says Florida’s property-tax proposal could trim city revenue, affect services and shift costs—but it is not a final tax change yet.
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Kent senior center lunch program to return to five days on May 18
Kent’s senior center lunch program is set to return to five days a week on May 18 under a new caterer, with the standard meal price rising from $9 to $10.
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Tucson’s FY27 budget avoids the worst cuts, but fire, rec centers and fees are still in play
Tucson AZ – The city’s April 21 budget presentation backs away from the deepest cuts, but fees, service levels and the final June vote still matter.
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Los Angeles budget proposal avoids layoffs, but sets up a fight over police hiring and city services
Los Angeles CA – Mayor Karen Bass’s proposed 2026-27 budget avoids layoffs, keeps LAPD hiring and homelessness funding in place, and leaves service tradeoffs for council review.
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What Dyersburg residents should know about spring cleanup, bulky trash, and hazardous waste drop-off
Dyersburg TN – Two April cleanup dates can help residents plan yard work and garage cleanouts before special disposal rules kick in.