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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has issued cease-and-desist orders to 42 online retailers selling illegal e-bikes and scooters. The crackdown targets d

Connecticut is distributing $300 prepaid grocery cards to residents who lost SNAP benefits due to new federal work requirements. The $8.5 mi

Governor Greg Abbott extended the deadline for Texas SNAP recipients to claim replacement benefits for food lost in July's floods. The exten

California's statewide minimum wage will reach $17.40 per hour in 2027, the highest in the U.S. But several cities, including Emeryville and

More than 4 million people have lost SNAP food assistance under new federal restrictions. Latino and immigrant families are disproportionate

COVID cases are climbing in California and other states this summer, driven by heat-driven gatherings and waning immunity. Hospitalizations

State inspectors closed 13 South Florida restaurants this month after finding rodent droppings, roaches, and severe temperature control fail

Neighbors for a Better Micron and Jobs to Move America filed a lawsuit to void air and wastewater permits for Micron's $100B chip plant in C

AI data center developers are paying up to $6.3 million per acre, outbidding homebuilders and shrinking the supply of affordable housing. In

California's AI Transparency Act (SB 942) is now in effect, mandating clear labels on AI-generated content and free detection tools. Tech co

A $23 billion settlement will forgive student loans for borrowers who attended certain for-profit colleges. The deadline to apply was Novemb

Governor Greg Abbott ordered a moratorium on AI data center grid connections until audits verify energy, water, and tax impacts. ERCOT faces