Government News

Above: The Annual Día de los Muertos celebration is returning to its original format as a festival at Rainbow Lagoon on Nov. 1, 2026. Long Beach, CA – The City of Long Beach and Office of First District Councilwoman Mary Zendejas proudly present the...
Boise, Idaho – Gov. Brad Little commented today on the passing of Maj. Gen. Darrell Manning, a remarkable Idahoan, patriot, and public servant who dedicated his life to serving his state and nation. The Governor also issued a half-staff flag directive...
Governor Abbott Announces Over $8.3 Million In Grants To Central Texas Veteran Service Organizations
Long Beach, CA – Due to ongoing excessive temperatures forecast through the weekend, Acting City Health Officer Dr. Cliff Okada has extended the Aug. 24 extreme heat alert until 11 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 29. Dr. Okada is advising community members to...
Elizabeth Freeman's pursuit of freedom became an important part of Massachusetts history and a powerful example of courage, equality, and justice. During this week's Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing and declaring August...
Historic alleyways are an important part of the South End's built environment, providing access to homes, businesses, utilities, parking areas, and other properties throughout the neighborhood. During this week's Council meeting, the Council adopted...
KC Water continues to investigate the cause of a street cave-in along Southwest Trafficway and will implement additional traffic closures Friday morning to support excavation work and ensure public safety. As of Friday, August 28, department crews...
The Idaho Falls City Council on Thursday unanimously approved the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, with a continuing focus on investments in community assets and infrastructure.
Programs that support children, families, and young adults can help create pathways to stability, education, and opportunity. During this week's Council meeting, the Council adopted resolutions supporting Head Start and Early Head Start programs in...
Recovery Month provides an opportunity to recognize the progress made by those in recovery and raise awareness of substance abuse prevention and treatment. During this week's Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution recognizing September...
The Council is supporting efforts to provide residents with a way to safely dispose of deadly weapons. The Council is urging the City of Boston and Boston Police Department to implement a deadly weapons collection program in response to recent serious...
Hotel employees play an important role in welcoming visitors and strengthening communities across Boston. The Council proclaimed August 26, 2026, as National Hotel Employee Day in Boston and recognized the dedication, professionalism, and service of...
Protecting Boston's waterways requires infrastructure solutions that address combined sewer overflows and their impact on local communities. This week, the Council adopted a resolution opposing the current Draft Updated Combined Sewer Overflow Long...
New $450,000 investment will support small food businesses and farmers market operators while expanding access to fresh food in neighborhoods historically impacted by disinvestment.
Boston Public Health Commission and partners celebrate the importance of recovery and highlight resources to mark National Recovery Month in September
Governor Abbott Appoints Three To Specialty Courts Advisory Council
Governor Abbott Appoints Franklin To 513th Judicial District In Harris County
New residents can access services and resources through 311 and City's free Trash Day app