Chula Vista DUI checkpoint results (July 2) and CVPD’s July speed-enforcement message
Chula Vista CA – CVPD reports 1,599 vehicles through a July 2 DUI checkpoint on E Street (6 p.m.–midnight) and a July “slow the fast down” speed push.
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North Las Vegas Police join “Joining Forces” Speed checks statewide July 1–20
North Las Vegas drivers: Nevada’s Joining Forces “SPEED” campaign runs July 1–20, 2026, with North Las Vegas PD participating. Slow down.
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Fatal Derry motorcycle crash on Island Pond Road remains under investigation
Derry, NH — A June 21, 2026 motorcycle crash on Island Pond Road killed 61-year-old Christopher Chick, closed the road for hours, and remains under review.
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Scottsdale police plan July 4 DUI enforcement over holiday weekend
Scottsdale Police says DUI enforcement will run during evening hours from Friday, July 3, through Sunday, July 5, with East Valley partners and a simple message: plan a sober ride.
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Stockton police vow crackdown after June homicide spike
June brought seven homicides and eight nonfatal shootings in Stockton, the city’s deadliest month of 2026 so far and deadliest June since 2015.
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Family files claim after Santa Ana police shooting death of 15-year-old
Santa Ana, CA – Jaden Michaca’s family filed a legal claim against the city after the June 14 police shooting, a step that usually comes before a lawsuit.
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Oshkosh forms camera review commission after ending Flock contract
Oshkosh WI – The council ended its Flock Safety deal, and police are now seeking a replacement vendor while a new commission reviews safeguards.
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Clifton Heights police hiring moves to testing phase with June 20 exam
Clifton Heights PA – The borough’s full-time police officer hiring process is moving to June 20 testing in Media after the June 12 application deadline.
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Baton Rouge council approves $1.16M DHS deal for BRPD task force at Airline HQ
Baton Rouge LA – The Metro Council approved a $1.16 million DHS deal to renovate BRPD headquarters space for a multi-agency task force, prompting ICE concerns.
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St. Petersburg alley death arrest comes amid another fatal crash
St. Petersburg FL – Police charged a city garbage truck driver in a downtown alley death, and the next day reported another fatal crash.
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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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Miami pushes $450M public safety bond decision to July 9
Miami commissioners pushed a decision on the proposed $450 million public safety bond to July 9, keeping police and fire upgrades in play.
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Tacoma’s $27M budget deficit is forcing department mergers and staffing cuts
Tacoma city leaders say a $27 million General Fund gap is driving department mergers, vacancy cuts and service reviews before the next budget cycle.
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Miami’s $450M public safety bond returns to commission May 14
Miami commissioners are set to revisit the delayed $450 million public safety bond on May 14, a proposal tied to fire, police and aging facilities.
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Athens budget review moves forward as council weighs FY 2026-27 plan
Athens city leaders are reviewing the proposed FY 2026-27 budget now, with a May 11 session ahead and final adoption expected later in June.
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High Point police open homicide probe as annual report shows crime down 9%
High Point police are investigating a deadly April 30 shooting while the department says overall crime fell 9% in 2025, with violent crime up slightly.
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Miami’s $450M public safety bond was delayed — here’s what that means for police, fire stations, and voters
Miami FL – Commissioners postponed action on a proposed $450 million public safety bond, leaving questions about repairs, ballot timing, and the city’s capital plan.