Study shows lack of trust among Hispanics in local English-language news organizations - Poynter
The decline of local newspapers creates news deserts, impacting democracy and accessibility of information for communities like Hispanics in Raleigh-Durham. [ more ]
Conozca a los Candidatos del Distrito 9: Colocar mas contenedores de basura es la solucion para tener calles limpias?
Candidates are asked weekly questions related to politics and ideology, sharing their responses within a 100-word limit. Events of political nature are also highlighted. [ more ]
Is it possible to quantify, embrace and expand brand excitement?
Business intangible benefits like goodwill, brand excitement, and community can significantly impact brand loyalty and success but are challenging to measure quantitatively. [ more ]
The proposed minor modifications to Wimbledon Park plans are deemed insufficient, risking the conversion of public parkland into a large tennis complex. [ more ]
It will take two decades to fix the housing crisis': The developer reshaping south London
A new town center is being built at Elephant and Castle, aiming to include more independent local traders and avoid becoming a generic shopping center. [ more ]
This popular north London lido is getting knocked down
Finchley Lido in North London, known for its wave machine, is closing and being replaced with a new leisure center and residential-commercial development. [ more ]
Lincoln Center's Summer Festival to Focus on Civic Bonds
Summer for the City festival at Lincoln Center focuses on community, civic engagement, and diversity, featuring participatory events and promoting broader genres to appeal to a younger audience. [ more ]
Conozca a los candidatos del Distrito 9: Apoya que se sigan colocando maceteros en el distrito?
The article discusses a series called 'Meet the Candidates' where political candidates are asked weekly questions and events happening in the political district. [ more ]
Ciclovia de Valencia: Efectivo o un desastre? Los candidatos del Distrito 9 opinan
Candidates in District 9 are responding to weekly questions in 100 words or less.
Jackie Fielder supports the bike lane on Valencia Street but emphasizes the need for improvements.
Financial data of candidates show Jackie Fielder, Trevor Chandler, and Roberto Hernández raised the most money, with Chandler spending the most. [ more ]
Open Streets will return to Park Slope's Fifth Avenue after local merchants secure new sponsor * Brooklyn Paper
Park Slope's popular "Open Street" program will continue this summer thanks to local Fifth Avenue merchants securing funding after the neighborhood's Business Improvement District withdrew due to lack of city funding. [ more ]
What Small Businesses Can Learn From Paris FC's Free Seats
Paris FC offering free tickets to increase fan engagement and visibility, highlighting the value of community engagement over immediate revenue in small businesses. [ more ]
SF Climate Week is a large climate summit gathering thousands of people and organizations for various events promoting sustainability and climate action. [ more ]
Sister Dana sez, "HAPPY EARTH DAY, everyone!" - San Francisco Bay Times
Earth Month celebrations in San Francisco focus on unity, innovation, and sustainability, with a greater emphasis on climate action and environmental engagement. [ more ]
Repair, reuse, recycle old tech at the Earth Day Repair Fair | Cornell Chronicle
The Cornell Bowers CIS Earth Day Repair Fair aims to help the community extend the lifespan of devices, reduce e-waste, and change perceptions about computing. [ more ]
Lib Dem proposes London-owned developer to help solve capital's housing crisis
A London Housing Company proposed by mayoral candidate Rob Blackie aims to fill gaps in the private market by prioritizing key workers' housing.
Rob Blackie pledges to reinvest profits from the London Housing Company to deliver more homes and establish a Good Developer accreditation scheme. [ more ]
Hampstead Heath running track to be reopened after 2m revamp
Parliament Hill athletics track underwent a 2 million revamp funded by the City of London Corporation.
The upgraded track now features improved long jump facilities and energy-efficient floodlights for national and international athletics events. [ more ]
PSF Grants Program 2022 & 2023 Transparency Report
The PSF Grants Program Transparency Report for 2022 & 2023 reflects community calls for transparency and improvement in addressing concerns and frustrations. [ more ]
Python People | Rob Ludwick - Getting the most out of PyCon, including juggling
Getting the most out of PyCon involves engaging in various activities like talks, hallways, open spaces, and tutorials, fostering a welcoming Python community. [ more ]
Local authors emphasize the unique value of physical bookstores over online shopping, highlighting the experience of discovery and community they offer. [ more ]
Worcester officials announce plan to curb youth violence, start summer crime initiative weeks early
City officials in Worcester are taking action to address youth violence by implementing programs and partnerships with local organizations to reduce violent behavior in the community. [ more ]
Art festival returns with month long creative trail, pop-up galleries and events
The Brentwood Art Trail offers free art festivals, showcasing 70 artists and 60 businesses, with special events in various locations supported by local sponsors. [ more ]
Meet the District 1 candidates: How will you reach Asian communities in D1?
Reaching the Asian community in District 1 is a key focus for supervisorial candidates given the high Asian population percentage in the district. [ more ]
Advocates want a say in choosing San Jose police chief
City of San Jose to potentially select new police chief by September, with advocates pressing for inclusion of families impacted by police shootings in the decision-making process. [ more ]
Milpitas police launch transparency website - San Jose Spotlight
Milpitas launched a digital dashboard for residents to review police data, including crime statistics, officer misconduct, and department policies. [ more ]
Education, Service, and Running: Join Camp & Run 2024 in Colorado
Participants in Camp & Run 2024 can engage with Leadville's landscape and community by learning its history, contributing to preservation projects, and forming deeper connections with the area. [ more ]
When I wear this shirt, I feel part of a tribe': how running club merch became a marker of cool
Running clubs offer a casual, community-focused way for people to meet, socialize, and engage in physical activity outside of formal training and competition. [ more ]
The best Unity plugins: we review the latest tools for game creators
Unity actively encourages plugin development to diversify into the real-time market, increasing community engagement and enhancing engine capabilities. [ more ]
Radius is Now a Cloud Native Compute Foundation (CNCF) Sandbox Project
Radius, a cloud-native application platform initiated by Microsoft Azure Incubations Team, has been approved as a CNCF sandbox project, gaining popularity and community contributions. [ more ]
Tempers flare over Silicon Valley school district map - San Jose Spotlight
The Fremont Union High School District board of trustees switched from 'at large' to by-area elections to ensure fair representation for all residents. [ more ]
Group of SF 7th graders using QR codes, bowls of soup to tackle cyberbullying
Middle schoolers at Children's Day School in San Francisco organize 'Soup for Change' event annually to address social justice issues like cyberbullying.
The event combines cooking skills with topics related to social change and humanities, aiming to bring awareness and create impact. [ more ]
Going to Bat for the Bay: A Climate Conversation with Hunter Pence
The event featuring Hunter Pence aims to educate, explain, and empower the Bay Area community on climate change issues and local organizations' efforts. [ more ]
Portland Will Pay Nearly $1.6 Million for Independent Monitor to Oversee City's Compliance With DOJ Settlement
A private firm, MPS & Associates, has been chosen as the independent monitor of a settlement agreement between the DOJ and Portland, costing the city $1.59 million. [ more ]