Santa Rosa’s New Courthouse Begins Felony Calendar Operations
Felony calendars in four departments and two master calendars moved to Santa Rosa’s new Hall of Justice on August 3, 2026, at 625 Administration Drive.
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Bossier City council calendar extends beyond July as chambers work and new voting law take effect
Bossier City approved a remainder-of-2026 council schedule after chambers construction disrupted the original calendar. Residents should verify each meeting’s date, location and public-comment rules as Act 220 takes effect and the Merriott case returns to the district court.
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Passaic County Awards $106.4 Million Contract for 11 Marshall Street Project in Paterson
Passaic County awarded Dobco Inc. a contract not to exceed $106.4 million for a planned six-story county government facility and attached parking garage at the former jail site at 11 Marshall Street in Paterson.
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Texas Supreme Court sets Aug. 5 deadline as Corpus Christi mayor-removal hearings approach
The Texas Supreme Court stayed the mandamus proceedings involving Corpus Christi Mayor Paulette Guajardo and ordered a response by Aug. 5. City Council hearings with possible removal action are scheduled for Aug. 6 and Aug. 7.
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India’s Active Monsoon Session Faces Legislative and Political Tests
India’s Parliament is considering tax, small-business and higher-education proposals while protests over exam integrity test the government’s call for debate.
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Corsicana airport electrical upgrades: TxDOT sets July 16, 1 PM bid opening
Corsicana TX – TxDOT aviation addenda list a July 16, 2026, 1:00 PM bid opening for C. David Campbell Field electrical upgrades, including LED runway lights.
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Murrill indictment pauses after Supreme Court stay
New Orleans LA – A grand jury indictment against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is on hold after the Louisiana Supreme Court issued a stay and sent the matter back for motions.
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Homestead wastewater plan points to a 12 MGD expansion
Homestead FL – A draft city plan would expand the wastewater treatment facility to 12 MGD, reduce long-term reliance on Miami-Dade treatment, and map work from 2026 to 2034.
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McKinney expands TIRZ No. 1 for Presidium Cotton Mill site
McKinney City Council voted 6-1 on June 16 to add about 15.7 acres to TIRZ No. 1 in east McKinney, creating a financing path for future eligible improvements.
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Trump religious liberty draft urges new DOJ guidance, hotlines and Johnson repeal
United States Religion Government and Civil Rights – A draft report would ask federal agencies for new religious-liberty guidance, reporting channels and a Johnson Amendment repeal. ([justice.gov](https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/president-trumps-religious-liberty-commission-delivers-historic-report-draft))
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Harris County names Marcus Stuckett to lead flood control
Harris County approved Marcus Stuckett as flood control executive director June 29, putting a veteran engineer in charge of countywide drainage work.
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Santa Ana already has call-in comments; SB 707 adds July 1 outage rules
Santa Ana already offers Zoom and phone comments, so SB 707 mostly adds a July 1 outage policy for remote access when meetings lose connectivity.
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Buffalo’s HUD comment deadline puts housing repair priorities in focus
Buffalo NY – Residents have until June 26 to comment on the city’s draft housing plan as complaints over heat, mold and repairs stay in focus.
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Milwaukee County transit audit raises oversight questions as board weighs fixes
Milwaukee County – A county audit says key MCTS contracts skipped board review, putting transit oversight and taxpayer accountability back in focus.
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Buffalo parking-ramp sale nears June 30 as fiscal watchdog reviews city plan
Buffalo NY – The city’s four-ramp sale is still nearing completion as the June 30 fiscal-year deadline and a June 17 BFSA review keep pressure on the budget.
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Pittsburgh proposes bigger Adopt-A-Lot rules for lots, parks and greenways
Pittsburgh PA – City Council committees advanced a plan to expand Adopt-A-Lot and add garden and greenway programs, but it still needs final approval.
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Tampa delays Rays stadium funding vote to Aug. 20 amid tax uncertainty
City leaders pushed the Rays stadium funding vote to Aug. 20, leaving Drew Park CRA financing unresolved as Florida’s property-tax debate adds uncertainty.
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Columbus sets June 24 hearing on McCoy Park district expansion for NWSL plan
Columbus OH – City records show a June 24 hearing on adding 19.81 acres of McCoy Park to the Confluence NCA district tied to the planned NWSL facility.
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Cleveland council lowers parking rates after backlash, adds oversight
Cleveland OH – Council approved lower parking rates in downtown and Ohio City on June 1, after backlash from drivers, workers and businesses.
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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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Columbus Issue 5 starts civilian crisis-response rollout planning
Columbus voters approved Issue 5 on May 5, and the county’s official canvass posted May 21, pushing city leaders into staffing and funding work.
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Washington, DC commuters face parade road closures and holiday service changes on May 25
Downtown DC drivers should expect parade closures on May 25, while trash pickup, DMV locations, DCPS schools, and parking enforcement are affected by Memorial Day.
