What happened on Thursday, 01 May 2025
2025 Legislature NY, New York
Governor Hochul's budget bill secures funding through May 7 for state operations.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town council votes to fund replacement of aging dump truck critical for public works.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Assembly enacts bill to transfer state land to Willington for fire station needs
2025 Legislature NY, New York
Legislators await critical budget bills as session approaches Friday voting deadline.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators discuss HB 2944A to ensure timely remittance of union dues by employers.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters allocate $200,000 for police body cameras and two vehicle replacements for FY 2025.
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
EMO commits to donation ensuring strong start for Thrive Point program focused on student success
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee evaluates teaching methods as face-to-face learning outperforms online for student success.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town appropriates $95,000 for a replacement pickup truck using water and sewer enterprise funds
2025 Legislature NY, New York
The Assembly approved Assembly No. 8115, an emergency appropriations extender that adds $730.6 million and funds state operations and key programs through May 7; the vote was 138-0.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Vice Chair Bounds seeks clarity on data transparency and funding distribution issues.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Educators highlight importance of accountability and alternatives for student retention strategies.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters authorize $400,000 for a special stabilization fund for eight firefighters' wages.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator West recognizes Keir Speights for his advocacy and impact on sickle cell disease.
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Board votes to approve $1.2M literacy program subsidy emphasizing vendor guarantees.
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
Horizon offers free AP courses to 33 Oklahoma districts, aiming for 300 members by June.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town passes motion to reconsider Article 13 regarding Fire Department funding, but fails vote.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Leaders emphasize tailored approaches and full funding for education programs to support students.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representatives of Major League Baseball and the bill sponsor told the Senate Committee on Labor and Business that House Bill 3550 would exempt minor league baseball players from Oregon’s minimum wage, overtime and recordkeeping laws during the period they are compensated under a negotiated collective bargaining agreement; supporters said the CBA,
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town allocates $650,000 to repair failing water main bridges ensuring safe drinking water.
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
The Edmond school board approves eSchool Virtual Charter Academy's reorganization to enhance scores.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate resolution 367 celebrates Texas A and M interns supporting the 89th legislative session.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Chase urges action on deteriorating bridge to prevent isolating 60 homes in Juniper Development.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee discusses 85% graduation rate and 30% college readiness amid absenteeism concerns.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2944 A would require the Employment Relations Board (ERB) to impose civil penalties for repeat violations of parts of the Public Employees Collective Bargaining Act (PECPA), with a sliding scale of fines and consideration of extenuating circumstances; testimony split between unions seeking stronger enforcement and local governments and,,
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
EOC evaluates K12 standards and programs impacting public education in South Carolina.
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
Horizon Consortium requests $1.2 million to enhance AP course offerings for rural schools.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters approved $550,000 for an ambulance while postponing $165,000 for PPE gear.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Legislators recognize water safety month and highlight House Bill 59 to prevent drownings.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Panel addresses classroom discipline issues and explores AI tutoring for educational improvement.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Supporters told the Senate Committee on Labor and Business that House Bill 2799 A would raise the reimbursable witness-and-expert-cost cap for successful workers' compensation claimants from $1,500 to $3,500 and index it to the state's average weekly wage; proponents said MLAC approved the proposal and it would reduce the penalty for winning a case
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
At its April meeting the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board approved minutes, authorized contract changes and subsidies, approved a charter contract for P3 Urban Montessori, approved a site reorganization for eSchool Virtual Charter Academy, and rejected the initial application from ThrivePoint Oklahoma Inc.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Resolution 468 promotes mental health awareness and accessibility across Texas communities.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Select Board members evaluate HVAC costs and building future amid rising town hall expenses.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Department plans to boost teacher support and enhance student success by 2026.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers heard public testimony on House Bill 2380 A, which would let the Oregon Health Licensing Office issue provisional cosmetology certificates that permit trainees to work under supervision while earning full licensure; sponsors and opponents differed on cost and oversight details. The committee scheduled a work session for the following week
Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, Executive, Oklahoma
The Statewide Virtual Charter School Board approved a $1.2 million subsidy to expand the Horizon Consortium’s free Advanced Placement offerings for Oklahoma school districts, prioritizing rural and first‑year members; board members also heard testimony from Horizon teachers, students and partner schools about program uptake and outcomes.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town council approves funding for NCAT's broadcast server to ensure ongoing media services.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Kolkhorst moves to pass vital nursing facility regulations and windstorm insurance reform bills.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee focuses on improving credential outcomes for high school students in South Carolina.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town officials allocate funds for critical HVAC upgrades at Maynard Town Hall offices.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Pakistan seeks reimbursement from the US for fees related to stored aircraft.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate passes bills for psychiatric bed registry and rock crushing facility permits
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislator emphasizes need for adequate staffing to enhance legislative effectiveness in Oregon
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committees express concern over truck costs and aging fleet maintenance strategy.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2695 eliminates delegation fees for APRNs in rural counties under 30,000.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Committee substitute Senate Bill 904 — a Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) cleanup bill — passed the Senate. The bill clarifies advisory-board consultation, removes a continuing-education exemption for new licensees and allows any licensed physician to sign certain authorization statements affecting minor access.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweto addresses staffing issues and the importance of real ID compliance.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
India approaches full literacy amid US tariff increases that may destabilize global alliances.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 1777 prohibits healthcare providers and hospital staff from receiving payments for referring patients to unlicensed group homes and makes violations a Class B misdemeanor; the measure passed the Senate unanimously.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Council members question $650K estimate for School Street bridge repairs and infrastructure implications.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town votes to increase senior tax relief and fund police body cameras for transparency.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Union representatives stress urgency for staffing changes in state governance discussions.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
India faces rising tensions with China while balancing ties with the US and Global South.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
India declined the NPT, asserting a nuclear program amidst US-Pakistan relations.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Dr. Milind Takar said India has become a large economy by purchasing‑power parity and a major provider of affordable pharmaceuticals to the Global South, but continues to struggle with poverty, uneven industrialization, demographic demands and seasonal air pollution from crop burning.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
At a University of Indianapolis lecture, Dr. Milind Takar said India has seen democratic erosion in recent years, with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party advancing Hindu‑majoritarian rhetoric, pressure on the press and attacks on academic freedom and minorities.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Committee substitute Senate Bill 1757 permits aggregate production operations (APOs) to obtain voluntary enhanced-control permits that require monitoring, mitigation and public reporting in exchange for a streamlined permitting track and an increased production ceiling up to 1,500 tons per hour.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters authorized $53,690 from the PEG access cable-related fund to replace the town’s aging broadcast server that manages municipal channels, streaming and on-demand archives. Cable access director Dana Volk said the server is end-of-life and vendor support will end in 2027; funding comes from cable-subscription-derived revenue and carries no tax
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senators approved committee substitute Senate Bill 2530 to change TWIA's funding structure and probable maximum loss calculations and to lower some minimum funding requirements, aiming to reduce TWIA's reliance on costly reinsurance.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters approved a slate of vehicle and equipment purchases for police, fire and public works: two police cruisers ($135,000, Article 16), one ambulance ($550,000 borrowing, Article 17), a 20‑ton dump truck ($360,000, Article 22), a one‑ton pickup ($95,000, Article 23), and an asphalt hot box plus F600 dump body ($260,000, Article 24). Residents
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweta urges funding for DMV system modernization after seven years of requests.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators advocate for year-round assistants to address growing demands from constituents.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters approved multiple capital articles to fund roadway resurfacing, drainage and sidewalk repairs, targeted engineering for Assabet/Assabet Hill, and a borrowing of $650,000 from the water enterprise fund to repair two failing water-main bridge supports. DPW officials said the combined actions fund a roughly $1.1M paving program and are intended
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters approved Article 19 to appropriate $470,000 from free cash for replacement of aging heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment at Town Hall. DPW Director Scott Charpentier and committees described ventilation, server-room risks and prior feasibility work; residents raised questions about mini-split design, historic preservation and—
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town Meeting approved a $65,000 appropriation to purchase body-worn cameras and cloud storage for the Northborough Police Department. Chief Brian Griffin said a $48,000 state grant offsets most of the cost, and department leaders said the system will improve officer and public safety and evidence documentation.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina DMV Director outlined staffing pressures, high turnover, a decades-old IT system and a push to increase Real ID uptake; he said modernization will cost roughly $100 million and warned that lines and service problems will grow without legislative action.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Voters did not approve Article 13, which would have established a $400,000 special-purpose stabilization fund to help cover wages when a SAFER grant that pays eight firefighters expires. The Select Board and Appropriations Committee were split; proponents argued the fund would soften a future budgetary spike, opponents said it improperly earmarked
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Dr. Milind Takar, a professor at the University of Indianapolis, told an on‑campus audience that India’s foreign policy has moved from Cold War nonalignment to pragmatic ‘hedging’ among the United States, China, Russia and the Global South, driven by security, trade and energy needs.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town meeting approved Article 10 to set annual expenditure limits for seven town revolving funds at $1,310,000 for FY2026. Finance director Jason Little explained the legal basis and uses of the funds during the presentation; members of the public asked about ambulance debt, animal-control revenues and general transparency of revolving funds.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senators passed committee substitute Senate Bill 2695 to remove delegation fees for APRNs in small counties, create a Rural Admissions Medical Program (RAMP) and shift oversight of a rural-delegation pilot to Texas A&M Medical School with chart-review and data collection requirements.
Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Texas Senate passed committee substitute Senate Bill 457, establishing a patient-care expense ratio for Medicaid reimbursements to nursing facilities, requiring most Medicaid funds be used for front-line patient care and increasing ownership transparency for facilities.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Witnesses urge Texas lawmakers to reject HB 1393 in favor of SB 692 for standard time.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers push for full-time legislative staff to improve support for constituents year-round.
CHURCHILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Nevada
School board recommends Doctor Dina Peretta as principal after extensive evaluation process.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House Education committee heard briefings from the Education Oversight Committee and the State Department of Education on the EOC dashboard, science-of-reading training, Palmetto Math Project, chronic absenteeism and a Read to Succeed retention threshold that could affect more than 16,000 third graders.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 1888 would allow counties with populations under 1,000 to draw jury pools from contiguous counties in the same judicial district to address chronic shortages. Authors and witnesses said the change would help prosecute crimes in sparsely populated counties such as Loving County; public testimony supported the bill and it was left pending.
CHURCHILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Nevada
Trustees endorse Dr. Pineda for principal role focusing on academic and behavioral improvements.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
District leaders reduce budgets impacting discretionary spending and streamline resource allocation.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Staff requests funding for new positions to enhance language services and research capabilities.
CHURCHILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Nevada
Trustee McFadden advocates for Doctor Paretta amid ongoing middle school challenges.
CHURCHILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Nevada
The Churchill County School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved Superintendent Daryl Parsons’ recommendation to hire Dr. Dina Pineda as principal of Churchill County Middle School; trustees expressed concerns about the school’s ongoing challenges but signaled support and accountability.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Beechmont School plans to reduce fifth grade classes while reallocating teachers across grades.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
On May 1 the General Government Subcommittee heard hours of testimony on House Bill 50 16 and related legislative staffing requests, including calls from lawmakers and unionized staff for year‑round LA‑2 positions, and briefings from Legislative Council and the Legislative Policy and Research Office on workload and a package of staffing and IT asks
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 2943 would amend the Occupations Code to prohibit state licensing agencies from adopting rules that limit applicants' ability to obtain or maintain licenses based on sincerely held religious beliefs, with specified exemptions and a non‑construction clause for emergency medical care. Supporters said the change protects religious freedom; no one注册
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Town meeting set for two-thirds vote on police station bond exclusion on June 23
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Everett officials cite financial strain as school district incurs extra insurance expenses.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee discusses the impact of absenteeism on student performance and college readiness.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate committee discusses child welfare stats and Senate Bills 736 and 741 on foster care.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Manning and experts advocate for more transparent child protection processes in Oregon.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Officials debate future of historic townhouse and its impact on local development potential.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee approves Senate Bill 1016A banning trash bags for transporting foster children's belongings
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Board sets goal for 75 percent of students at grade level by February 2030
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
School leaders discuss $11.6M transportation needs amid funding gaps and legal constraints.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senators heard SB 2417, which would exempt attorney interview notes and memoranda created during antitrust investigations from discovery and designate the attorney general as the sole party for discovery purposes. Sponsor said the change would reduce costly discovery requests experienced in recent litigation.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senators considered HB 2884, which would require transparency about foreign funding behind civil actions that target defense contractors. Sponsor argued the bill protects national security and economic development; no public testimony was offered and the bill was left pending.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1099 enables churches to operate preschools on their properties without restrictions.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
District officials assess potential teacher cuts as student numbers decrease significantly.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Town officials plan two building tours to highlight need for $8 million safety renovations.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina shows 85.4% graduation rate and 72% college or career readiness for 2024.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Members of the Historical Commission told the Select Board they have CPA funds to pursue a National Register listing for the Townhouse but that state reviewers now want a full-town survey for a district; the commission proposed an individual building nomination to help stimulate redevelopment interest through tax credits.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on State Affairs heard testimony on HB 1393, which would have Texas observe daylight saving time year-round pending federal authorization. Supporters cited economic and safety benefits; opponents warned of dark winter mornings and urged permanent standard time. Public testimony closed and the bill was left pending.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee explores incentives to retain teachers and address chronic absenteeism in schools.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
New legislation clarifies parental rights and protections in child welfare cases.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent Dr. Diane Kelly told the Ways and Means subcommittee that proposed combinations of position eliminations, hiring freezes and non‑salary cuts could cut an initial $7.3 million structural deficit to roughly $3 million, but the district still faces a roughly $1.6 million gap in city‑funded transportation that requires negotiation with a
Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Committee on Business & Commerce heard extensive testimony for and against Senate Bill 16 52, which would prohibit retail pet stores from selling dogs and cats and create civil penalties; the committee left the measure pending after public comment.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Board members discussed plans to occupy the former Thornton Burgess school building, considered a $219,000 LED lighting retrofit, identified needed flooring and security work, and reviewed PFAS/PFOS water test results and potential permitting issues tied to wells and the septic system.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Revised bill aims for transparency in foster care costs and increased support for families
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Select Board members reviewed a finalized fire station presentation, scheduled public open houses and explained the town-meeting and ballot steps required for any bond/exclusion vote after Town of Hampden staff posted project materials online and estimated possible long-term tax impacts.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Officials confirm setback distances for solar installations relative to property lines, not dwellings.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Susan Woonen chairs meeting to discuss community initiatives and future plans.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Budget request includes $200M for teacher salaries and funding for instructional materials.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee on Senate Bill 2256 unanimously agreed to concur with House amendments funding improvements at the Research Technology Park after members debated whether the state should require a 50% local match; the committee approved a motion to accept the House language and will send the bill back to the Senate.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee considering House Bill 1279 discussed a five-year phased tax increase on certain energy production, whether to direct revenue to the state Legacy Fund or the general fund, and whether to include language tied to federal production and investment tax credits. Members directed Legislative Council to draft amendment language and
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Claire Ness explains the need for a compliance auditor to secure $20M annual settlement funds.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Planning board votes to recommend proposed battery energy storage systems bylaw for town meeting.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Councilors plan to address $2.5M school project funding at May 29 meeting.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 64 would direct DHS to request a USDA waiver so monthly advanced payments of the dependent care tax credit do not affect SNAP eligibility; committee moved the bill to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee on House Bill 1003 heard Attorney General’s Office officials Tuesday explain why the office is seeking a full-time tobacco compliance auditor to help ensure continued receipt of roughly $20 million per year from the Master Settlement Agreement, and discussed sending the unchanged provision back to the Senate.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Commissioners approve budget for capital improvement plans and prioritize school facility projects.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1066 would permanently exempt adult foster homes and 24‑hour residential training homes from state code requirements to install automatic sprinkler systems; supporters cited retrofit cost and capacity risks, while at least one lawmaker opposed the exemption on safety grounds.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Council members commend public works for effective communication and neighbor relations regarding Cooper Center.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 741A would require DHS to report every even‑numbered year on compensation provided to foster and related homes; sponsors said the data would inform budget decisions and quantify gaps between current rates and a proposed 90% of USDA cost‑of‑raising‑a‑child benchmark.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Virginia education leaders discuss summer reading camps to address potential third grade retention.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Construction on the Franklin School project will start in September and be completed by 2027.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 736A would require the Department of Human Services to provide clearer, standardized rights information to parents and guardians during some child protective services (CPS) investigations; supporters called it a transparency and trust measure, while some members raised concerns about centering parental rights versus child safety.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee votes to adjust per pupil payment amidst tight budget constraints and negotiations.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Newton's budget discussion reveals staffing changes and new Cooper Center opening plans.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The conference committee voted to zero out a proposed transfer into the school construction revolving loan fund and approved amendments lowering maximum loan tiers so the fund can assist more projects. Members also directed counsel to draft language to remove a $20 million reserve for a Grand Forks Air Force base project from the loan fund and to寻e
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House committee voted to move Senate Bill 1016A to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation; the bill requires DHS to maintain luggage carriers for transporting foster children’s personal effects and prohibits using trash bags.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Board votes to advance ADU bylaw amendments for discussion at the upcoming town meeting.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
EOC sets accountability standards and evaluates K12 programs to enhance education in South Carolina.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee emphasizes importance of data and intentional retention strategies in education reform.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
CPC unanimously approves funding to rebuild unsafe deck at Newton Community Farm with durable materials.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee voted to raise the K‑12 per‑pupil payment by "2 and a half" in each year of the next biennium, a compromise between the House and Senate proposals. Lawmakers said the change reflects current revenue projections and budget trimming across state programs.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
The planning board approved sending accessory dwelling unit (ADU) bylaw amendments to the May 12 town meeting and discussed gross floor area calculation, ADU size limits and permitting requirements including conservation and septic review.
Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts
The Town of Hampden Planning Board voted to recommend a proposed bylaw on battery energy storage systems for the May 12 town meeting after discussing setbacks, fire-protection limits and legal review.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1099 would require cities and counties to treat preschools as an outright permitted use on land zoned for places of worship; sponsors say it adds 4‑ and 5‑year‑olds to existing daycare allowances and includes an emergency clause.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Pastor emphasizes compassion and prayer support for San Antonio city officials during congregation service.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Western Oregon University focuses on serving first-generation and low-income rural students effectively.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Council allocates funds for architectural and investigative phase of historic stairs restoration project.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials recognize classroom disruptions contribute to teacher turnover but have not addressed behavior.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Pastor Schmidt highlights food bank services during presentation in San Antonio.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Commissioner Josh Morse presented the Public Buildings Department’s capital project updates and FY‑26 budget highlights, including schedules for Lincoln Elliott, Cooper Center, Countryside, Horace Mann and Franklin school projects, and department operating needs for the new Cooper Center.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The committee approved CPC funding for an investigative, architectural and engineering phase to define the scope and cost of restoring the deteriorated War Memorial granite stairs at Newton City Hall.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Public Facilities Committee approved a $75,000 Community Preservation Committee recommendation to replace a deteriorated deck at Newton Community Farm using durable materials and pressure-treated framing.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City honors Indigenous communities while addressing violence against women and missing persons.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee proposes adjustments to House Bill 1168 focusing on appropriation reductions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweta highlights workforce challenges and calls for funding to modernize DMV systems.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Student highlights Western Oregon University's Trio and Destination Western programs for first-generation support.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City officials honor San Antonio Fire Department's investigation unit for prestigious global recognition.
Mill Valley, Marin County, California
Community members urge inclusion of hydrology and story poles in development discussions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee on House Bill 1168 reviewed proposed house changes that would raise a payment/credit amount to $1,000, remove a "skin in the game" provision and sharply reduce the bill's appropriation; members agreed to reconvene after an amendment is drafted.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses conflicts in Senate Bill 2004's language and staffing resource disagreements.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Legislators confront $40 million cut if hands-free law fails to pass this year.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Community leaders recognize contributions of Mission Caludinance at milestone anniversary celebration.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Regional universities highlight their impact on Oregon's economy and the importance of public funding.
Mill Valley, Marin County, California
Residents request air quality reports and traffic considerations for proposed Hamilton Project in Mill Valley
Mill Valley, Marin County, California
Residents urge city council to prioritize affordable housing and address flooding concerns
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
University leaders request $1.275 billion from Oregon to improve access and services for students
Mill Valley, Marin County, California
Speaker emphasizes unity in combating climate change during public hearing on environmental project.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
At a conference committee meeting on Senate Bill 2004, legislative counsel told members a newly added subsection conflicts with existing statutory procedure for issuing alleged violations. Lawmakers debated removing the subsection or trading it for an added FTE and adjourned to await a revised draft.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council approves funding for construction projects and addresses community concerns about loans.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Kevin Shweto, director of the South Carolina DMV, told the committee the agency faces high turnover and outdated IT systems, urged a roughly $100 million modernization investment, warned that only about 60% of residents hold Real ID-compliant credentials and described plans for centralized issuance and future mobile IDs.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Philip Cease, director of governmental affairs, presented the Department of Education's one-four-one-four strategic plan, progress on Science of Reading and Palmetto Math Project pilots, a statewide "Free to Focus" cell-phone model policy in an appropriations proviso, and a budget request that includes a $200 million proposal to raise starting pay.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Dana Yao, executive director of the Education Oversight Committee, told the House Education and Public Works Committee the EOC issues annual school report cards, runs data dashboards and evaluates state-funded programs; she highlighted an 85.4% on-time graduation rate and said chronic absenteeism and teacher recruitment in rural districts are major
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Destination Western increases student retention and prepares participants for college life.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council approves funding for animal shelter construction and housing project initiatives.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio recognizes May 1 2025 as Judicial Day honoring the city's legal professionals.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee on Senate Bill 2003 debated proposed reductions and funding swaps affecting Minot Medical Building, university projects and several higher-education line items, with no final votes recorded in the transcript.
Mill Valley, Marin County, California
City staff and consultant opened the environmental review scoping period for the 1 Hamilton project, a proposed 40–50-unit affordable housing development. The meeting outlined issues the draft EIR will evaluate and collected public comments on asbestos, hydrology, emergency access, visual impacts and parking.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials discuss 15 incentives to attract and retain teachers in rural districts.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Mayor Ernberg declares Education Week to support student aspirations and college access.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Candidate emphasizes leadership experience and community engagement in Stockton councilman race.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The council approved its consent agenda, including infrastructure and facility contracts, bond items for UTSA and Alamo College projects, appointments, and an ordinance authorizing a $400,000 grant from the Opportunity Home San Antonio trust to rehabilitate apartments on Dietrich Road; a councilmember recused from that vote.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Pastor Schmidt emphasizes the busy food pantry and community service at his church.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee questions South Carolina's 85% graduation rate amid low college readiness statistics.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Presidents and trustees from Eastern, Southern and Western Oregon universities told the House Committee on Higher Education Workforce Development that regional universities are anchor institutions for rural communities and urged sustained state investment in the Public University Support Fund and student aid programs to preserve access and local-sk
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
City council members express gratitude to candidates and promote ongoing civic engagement.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials seek approval for solar panel project on town landfill to boost green energy.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
EOC focuses on increasing student engagement to reduce absenteeism with a new campaign.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Mayor Nirenberg honors city attorney's office and recognizes Law Day for community values.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators discuss penalty structure and public disclosure of late filing notices.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council members advocate for affordable housing improvements at Dietrich Road Apartments.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Davis emphasizes collaboration to tackle education, crime, and community needs in Stockton.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials aim to simplify permit process for home additions under 75% increase.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A House conference committee voted unanimously to require itemized reporting of campaign contributions and expenditures and signaled agreement on a $250 disclosure threshold; North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe said late-filing notices will be posted on the public transparency site and can be programmed to show at specified intervals.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Mayor Nirenberg declares May 5, 2025, as Indigenous Women Awareness Day in San Antonio.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
State education leaders emphasize AI tutoring and effective reading retention measures for student success.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Official highlights urgent need for a balanced budget and increased public safety resources
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Selectmen discuss warrant articles for the May 15 special town meeting.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate voted 25–21 to reject the conference committee report on House Bill 1003, the Attorney General’s appropriation bill, after floor debate about a public information officer, a proposed vape product registry, and a tobacco compliance officer FTE funding shift.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council evaluates candidates to fill the vacancy left by former member Steve Besalarides.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials outline upcoming meeting procedures including electronic voting and article discussions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee finds face-to-face courses enhance student achievement over online alternatives.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Analysis highlights persistent caste inequalities and police violence against lower caste individuals in India.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Doug Kuhn identifies budget, education, and crime as top Stockton challenges in council interview.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1577, reengrossed to provide wastewater infrastructure grants and a Bank of North Dakota line of credit, passed the Senate; two shovel‑ready projects previously awarded BRIC grants were singled out and funded after FEMA funding was removed.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Flores details proactive strategies to address Stockton's budget, crime, and staffing challenges.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Education expert calls for reforms in US higher education amid political threats.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
District sets moonshot goal and outlines strategic objectives for student achievement.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate approved the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation budget; conference committee removed $3.1 million in matching funds for a diversion and deflection center and replaced it with a study; the budget includes $6.5 million for correctional officer pay equity.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2397 creates a temporary gross production tax exemption on the first 250,000 barrels from qualifying development‑incentive wells for up to 36 months and allocates incentive wells to operators based on recent drilling activity; the bill passed the Senate.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Conference committee reduced a proposed $50 million housing infrastructure grant program to a $5 million appropriation to an existing slum‑and‑blight remediation program for communities under 4,500, with a 1‑to‑1 local match; the bill passed with an emergency clause.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota Senate voted on an override of Gov. veto for Senate Bill 2160, which would move state employee health coverage from a grandfathered plan to a non‑grandfathered plan; the veto was sustained after debate about costs, benefits and employee recruitment.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town adopts new zoning amendments to align floodplain regulations with federal requirements
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Panelists discuss India's weakening democracy, demographic trends, and climate change impacts.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Norwood officials aim to improve flood insurance access amid changing floodplain maps.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Flores shares insights on District 1 issues and supports continued downtown beautification efforts.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At an information session town officials reviewed the 10 articles to be considered at Special Town Meeting No. 2 (anticipated May 15), covering moderator term length, a solar payment-in-lieu-of-taxes deal, HERO Act veteran exemptions, procurement changes, floodplain code updates and zoning clarifications.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Virginia considers optional board training to improve local educational decision-making for charter schools.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House adopted the conference committee report on Senate Bill 2009, approving appropriations for the State Fair with a $7.75 million campground/restroom item (2:1 match) and $800,000 for safety and security infrastructure after conference adjustments.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council members discuss changes in candidate elimination rules to avoid ties in voting.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The town's community development director and building commissioner reviewed how zoning, special permits, variances and regulatory boards function in Norwood and described proposed zoning amendments slated for town meeting.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
President Trump implements new tariffs on Indian products complicating trade discussions with India.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The town's finance commission briefed town meeting members on the FY26 budget approach, the size of the school appropriation, the town's certified free cash and how free cash is allocated by town meeting.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town of Norwood officials held an information session explaining representative town meeting procedures, registration to speak and the town's electronic voting system ahead of May town meetings.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Shweto emphasizes individualized student support and community resources for education and DMV services.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senator McGuire praises bipartisan efforts and productive policy discussions in California legislature.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
District 1 residents identify grocery store shortage as a key community issue.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials acknowledge lack of discipline contributes to teacher turnover but have not addressed it.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
India celebrates its 75th republic anniversary alongside improving ties with the US.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House passed Senate Bill 23‑54 to restrict use of personal electronic devices in pre‑K through secondary schools; the conference committee removed private schools from coverage and allowed flexible storage options for districts.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Candidate vows to enhance education and youth engagement through community collaboration.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House adopted the conference committee report on House Bill 10‑19, reducing several park projects’ funding while adding two state park ranger positions to start in the second year of the biennium.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senate adjourns in memory of Yucaipa Officer Seth Franklin who lost his battle with cancer.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
State official highlights workforce struggles due to high turnover and stagnant wages.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House passed House Bill 16‑19, creating a long‑term care facility infrastructure loan program reduced from an original $50 million revolving fund to a one‑time $15 million program offering 2% loans for new construction and renovations.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
US-China relations deteriorate as trade liberalism faces challenges from Xi Jinping's policies.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
China emphasizes free trade while US remains suspicious of its tactics.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Xochitl Poderas expresses her commitment to serve Stockton's diverse community and tackle key issues.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
House members rejected House Bill 12‑98 on a 46‑45 vote after debate about increasing interstate speed limits to 80 mph, implementing variable speed signs, and restructuring speeding fines and point/study provisions.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senate resolution highlights ongoing gender pay disparities affecting California women and families.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Leaders plan to enhance summer reading programs to support potential student retention issues.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Legislators pay tribute to Joan Keneen's influence on education and her family's service
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Candidate emphasizes budget management and educational initiatives for Stockton's future.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Doctor Milind Takar presents insights on India’s international relations at the University of Indianapolis
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House passed House Bill 15‑35 to expand the state alert system with a ‘missing and endangered persons’ alert and a feather alert specific to Indigenous individuals; lawmakers debated whether expansion could dilute system effectiveness.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota House voted down a conference committee report for House Bill 14‑59 after extended debate over ownership, retroactivity, and royalty rules for rare and critical minerals found in coal and coal byproducts.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shwedo identifies challenges facing DMV and urges support for salary adjustments.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senator Caballero requests senate adjournment to honor community member Michael Bliss.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
India maintains neutrality in Ukraine conflict while benefiting from Russian oil sales
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Stockton struggles with unemployment, foreclosures, and a troubling education dropout rate.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senators urge action on pay equity for women during May Day discussions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee highlights chronic absenteeism's impact on student performance and plans accountability review.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Pastor calls for love and respect among city officials and residents during prayer meeting.
House, Legislative, Massachusetts
House adjourns after honoring James A. Johnson III's commitment to the Winchester community.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Local candidate highlights 20 years of experience in Stockton addressing community challenges.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council members endorse construction projects for Texas A&M streets and UTSA sports facilities.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee seeks parent feedback on chronic absenteeism while addressing rural teacher turnover rates
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Senate welcomes former Secretary Julie Hsu for her labor policy contributions.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
The California State Senate adopted Senate Resolution 31, recognizing Women’s Equal Pay Day and highlighting persistent wage disparities for women, including larger gaps for Black, Latina and Native American women. The resolution passed unanimously, Ayes 37, No 0.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Council authorizes transfers to support unemployment and OPEB funding amid fiscal challenges.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio Fire Department’s Investigative Unit wins International Association award for outstanding work.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Georgetown High School celebrates first MIAA Division 4 State Championship in Senate chamber.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council discusses speeding concerns and possible solutions including speed bumps in District 1.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Superintendent requests $200 million to enhance teacher salaries and support instructional materials.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Mayor Nirenberg proclaims May 2025 as Destination College Week to celebrate educational opportunities.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Green emphasizes budget crisis, crime, and economic growth as Stockton's key challenges.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town meeting outlines budget items including sewer and water enterprise fund allocations.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Costello's legacy includes public service, environmental efforts, and women's health legislation.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
CE Group honored for 35 years of impactful community engagement and event management in San Antonio.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Kevin Shwedo, executive director of the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, told the committee the DMV needs a $100 million modernization, highlighted workforce turnover and said about 60% of residents have Real ID credentials; he also raised DUI and safety concerns tied to vehicle licensing.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Senate adopts funding bill and plans memorial for former representative Nicholas Costello.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City officials recognize week of action for missing and murdered Indigenous women and people.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The San Antonio City Council recognized CE Group’s 35 years of event production and cited the firm’s role in major city events, charitable giving and partnerships; founder Janet Holliday and staff accepted a proclamation.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Philip Cease of the South Carolina Department of Education briefed the House committee on the department’s one‑four‑one‑four strategic plan, Science of Reading/LETRS training, the Palmetto Math Project pilot, the ‘Free to Focus’ cell phone proviso, and a budget request that includes $200 million to raise starting teacher pay to $50,000.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Veteran investigator outlines qualifications and prepares for council challenges ahead.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Dana Yao, executive director of the Education Oversight Committee, told the House Education and Public Works Committee that South Carolina’s on-time high school graduation rate was 85.4% in 2024, highlighted an online education dashboard, and flagged chronic absenteeism and rural teacher recruitment incentives as areas of focus.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Finance Committee voted 5 to 4 against special tax relief for select seniors.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Senate ordered House Bill 4010, a fiscal year 2025 supplemental appropriations measure, placed for a second meeting with a substitute text from Senate Document 2512 and set procedural rules for amendments; the measure carries a direct-appropriations figure cited in the committee report.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Committee emphasizes crucial role of childcare in supporting workforce participation and economic growth.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The council proclaimed May 5, 2025, as National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Peoples Awareness Day in San Antonio and heard from the American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions about planned events and local needs.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Kathy, a seasoned counselor, aims to uplift communities and support the marginalized in Stockton.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The City of San Antonio proclaimed May 2025 as Destination College Week and recognized the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) and Cafe College for college advising and scholarship work that serves thousands of local students.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council discusses economic difficulties and strategy for selecting new police chief amid crime rise.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City leaders recognized the San Antonio Fire Department Investigations Unit after it was named Investigator of the Year by the International Association of Arson Investigators; councilmembers praised the unit’s casework and prevention efforts.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The San Antonio City Council on May 1 approved a $400,000 award from the Housing Trust Fund to Opportunity Homes San Antonio for rehabilitation of the Dietrich Road Apartments and carried its consent agenda after approving meeting minutes from April 16–17.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Council approves funding for school debt and vehicles totaling $1.06 million.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 726 aims to enhance methane emissions monitoring at Oregon landfills for safety.
Chatham County, North Carolina
Participants enhance skills during leadership training hosted by the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Mr. Green advocates for creative city planning and community engagement to tackle crime issues.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Millis shifts town clerk role from elected to appointed for improved accountability and qualifications.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
State moves to provide advance payments to childcare providers for services rendered.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Millis Finance Committee reviewed 21 warrant articles at its pre-town-meeting session, previewing the town budget, enterprise fund appropriations, capital purchases, and charter and zoning changes. The committee recorded a 5–4 recommendation against a special-act senior tax-relief article; other articles were presented for public comment and to
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers push bill to utilize technology for improved methane monitoring in Oregon landfills
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Leaders express optimism for the growth of the Palmetto Math Project.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Governor's budget proposal allocates $736M for childcare, focusing on provider expansion efforts.
Chatham County, North Carolina
Community support strengthens Chatham County with donations and volunteer efforts during MLK holiday events.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Hutton emphasizes budget management and downtown development in Stockton during his campaign.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senate passes S1 sub for budget adjustments to transition childcare funding payment model.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Rangel emphasizes community wellness, resource management, and crime prevention in Stockton.
Chatham County, North Carolina
Board discusses honorary highway signs for George Moses Horton within Chatham County limits.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
School districts may utilize AI for personalized tutoring to meet educational demands effectively.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 726 targets methane emissions, a top priority for the legislative district.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Renison outlines his vision for budgeting, job creation, and community safety in Stockton
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Waste Management expresses concerns over unreliability of technology in Senate Bill 726.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Norris advocates for Senate Bill 726 to enhance methane monitoring near Coffin Butte Landfill.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Educators report improved focus in classrooms due to new cellphone handling strategies.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP approved the S‑1 amendment and reported Senate Bill 164 with a 2–1 vote, endorsing budget changes that shift provider payments to a prepay model and include roughly $40 million in one‑time state funding to satisfy federal maintenance‑of‑effort rules and expand childcare supports.
Chatham County, North Carolina
Kenlin discusses aging population legislation and health initiatives during Chatham County meetings.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
City Council discusses candidate interviews and encourages applications for other city positions.
Chatham County, North Carolina
In the manager�'s report staff said they began assessing county programs for potential impacts after an executive order freezing federal funding and noted House Bill 24, a statewide bill on downzoning, was introduced; staff will compile departmental impact assessments and continue to monitor legislative developments.
Chatham County, North Carolina
After a review of prior resolutions and North Carolina Department of Transportation rules, the board gave direction to staff to draft an amended resolution exploring honorary signage or revised welcome signs honoring George Moses Horton, subject to DOT rules, family consent and cost estimates.
Chatham County, North Carolina
At a Jan. 30 special meeting the Chatham County Board of Commissioners approved appointments and alternates to 15 state and regional boards, confirming several continuing delegates and identifying alternates; the action passed by voice vote.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council members ready to initiate collaborative efforts for community improvement.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Residents urge Oregon legislators to enhance methane monitoring at Coffin Butte Landfill.
Labor , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Committee emphasizes expanding childcare resources to support workforce participation and education success.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Virginia considers mandatory training for school boards and enhances summer reading programs.
Labor , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
A three-member state Senate appropriations subcommittee approved an amended budget package that increases general fund support for childcare, adds one-time payments to meet federal maintenance-of-effort rules, and adjusts higher-education wraparound funding; the panel reported S1 and forwarded SB 164 by a 2–1 vote.
Howard County, Maryland
Board reviews conditional use request for athletic facility at 6717 Mink Hollow Road
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials outline plans for funding, teacher salaries, cell phone policies, and community engagement.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Council member emphasizes community collaboration to tackle Stockton's rising crime rates proactively.
Howard County, Maryland
At its May 1 meeting the Howard County Board of Appeals approved minutes from April 10, 2025, and issued an order postponing the hearing in case BA24-022C to June 5, 2025, at 9:00 a.m., with a continuation date of June 26 if needed.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Court examines limits of arbitrator's power under JAMS rules in recent arbitration case
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Dooley discusses financial burden of methane monitoring on Oregon's county-operated landfills.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Panel scrutinizes alarming 24% college and career readiness among South Carolina graduates.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Counselor calls for public education on gang signs and increased parental involvement in schools.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates claim SB 726 will improve methane monitoring and data sharing from landfill operators.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
At oral argument in case no. 20230882, an appellant argued the arbitrator awarded damages on a 2014 oral agreement that the appellant says was never submitted or properly noticed under the parties’ JAMS rules; appellees countered that the arbitrator had authority under JAMS and Utah law to fashion equitable relief based on the management-fee claims
Howard County, Maryland
The Howard County Board of Appeals spent its May 1 work session reviewing line-by-line edits to its rules of procedure, approving multiple stylistic and clarification changes and directing staff to prefile the finalized rules with the County Council for consideration.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Albert Coleman pledges to serve Stockton and its citizens after being sworn in
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
State outlines three-year educational objectives to enhance reading and math skills.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The proposed budget increases childcare funding and supports education initiatives in Michigan.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Mark Martinez shares qualifications and community insights for city council position during interview.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP voted 2‑1 to adopt the S‑1 amendment to Senate Bill 164 and report the bill to the full committee, approving budget adjustments that include roughly $40 million in one‑time general fund to meet federal maintenance‑of‑effort requirements and other increases for childcare and higher education supports
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Miss Tooks honored for her exceptional commitment as a bus operator over 30 years.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Students urge lawmakers to enhance methane leak detection for cleaner air in Corvallis.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Subcommittee endorses budget increase for childcare providers focusing on expansions and funding gaps.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweta calls for urgent DMV system modernization to prevent service shutdowns.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Library department celebrates 35 years of service by veteran librarian during community meeting.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Wayne Flores emphasizes experience and readiness to tackle Stockton's challenges at council meeting
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House Committee on Climate, Energy and Environment held a public hearing May 1 on Senate Bill 726, which would direct the Environmental Quality Commission to adopt rules allowing advanced methane detection at municipal solid waste landfills and require operators to report monitoring results in spatial data formats; the hearing was carried over,
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Ron recognized for 45 years of dedication to wildlife and community at zoo gathering.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
A three-member Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP approved the S-1 amendment and reported Senate Bill 164 after debating budget language that increases state spending for childcare, provider pay, and college success programs and meets federal maintenance-of-effort requirements.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee addresses diploma value and rural teacher recruitment strategies in South Carolina.
Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Department allocated $38.5M to transition to a prepay system for childcare services
Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Miley proposal increases funding for childcare and education to enhance workforce readiness.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The team implements strategies to expedite investigations of long-standing youth facility cases.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Yolanda Flores advocates for targeted crime sweeps and stronger prosecution to improve safety
Miami-Dade County, Florida
County recognizes employees for their commitment to resident safety and satisfaction
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
K.O. Berger begins work to enhance youth safety and oversee critical accountability measures.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina reports an 85.4% graduation rate and 72% college and career readiness.
Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP voted 2–1 to adopt the S‑1 amendment to Senate Bill 164 and report the bill to the full committee. The package increases general‑fund support for childcare, shifts payments to a prepay model to meet federal requirements, and adjusts higher education line items including re‑enrollment and college success.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Pederas highlights educational challenges, resource allocation, and community safety concerns in Stockton.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Ron McGill celebrated for 45 years of service at Miami Dade County Parks and Zoo Miami.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
Martinez highlights crime reduction and budget management as key priorities for Stockton's improvement.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Team highlights Kobe's critical role in improving airport maintenance and operations.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials address Real ID implications and data security amid federal requirements for airports.
Stockton City, San Joaquin County, California
After approving clarified voting rules for filling the District 1 vacancy, the Stockton City Council interviewed 11 candidates and appointed Albert Holman. The council approved the interview/selection procedure 6-0 and later adopted a resolution to appoint Holman; the formal resolution passed 6-0.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Budget proposal aims to increase support for childcare providers and expand service slots.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
OIA sets three-week recruitment period to prioritize qualified and diverse candidates.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Patrick Brown recognized for transformative impact on Miami Dade's housing and infrastructure
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweto highlights staffing issues and the need for more residents to obtain real ID.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Beverly Salem Water Supply Board finalizes funding to enhance water interconnections amid drought concerns.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Ken Jeske accelerates case management updates and oversight efforts for investigations.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Budget committee enhances childcare and education programs to support workforce development efforts.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Airport celebrates Kobe's 30 years while Community Action Department honors Stephanie Frederick's service.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
EOC proposed a campaign to enhance student connection and reduce absenteeism in schools.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The full committee adopts Governor's budget adjustments increasing childcare funding by $63M.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The board reports successful solar installations at Smith High, Smith, and The Highlands schools.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
PREA coordinator Alicia Goodwin outlines funding issues and commitment to federal compliance efforts.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP voted 2‑1 to adopt the S‑1 amendment to Senate Bill 164 and reported the bill out after approving budget increases and one‑time general fund to meet federal maintenance‑of‑effort (MOE) requirements for childcare and to expand higher‑education supports.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina’s DMV executive described workforce turnover, an aging COBOL‑based system and the need for about $100 million to modernize, and warned that the federal Real ID deadline will increase demand for state services.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Colleagues honor Patrick Brown's impactful career and personal contributions at celebratory event.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
PSO reveals progress on case closures and seeks funding for additional investigative positions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The South Carolina Department of Education told the House Education and Public Works Committee it is pursuing a mission and strategy centered on literacy and math improvements, expanded career pathways, and school safety; the department outlined a budget request that includes a $200 million proposal to raise starting teacher pay and funding for the
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
At a South Carolina House committee meeting, the Education Oversight Committee described its role, presented an 85.4% on‑time graduation rate and said many graduates lack credentials employers or colleges consider ready. The panel also previewed a new public dashboard and reported work on rural teacher recruitment and chronic absenteeism.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Committee increases funding to expand childcare and support returning college students.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Town Meeting addresses school expansions, transportation, and utility easements in Danvers.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Frederick and King celebrated for decades of impactful service in head start programs.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Committee adopts significant budget increases and shifts childcare funding to prepay system.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
At the Town of Danvers warrant review (night 2), committee members moved a slate of capital and enterprise fund warrant articles — authorizing school transportation, pavement and sidewalk work, street acceptances, dredging and marina projects, sewer equipment and lining, water booster and interconnection work, and a proposed fire pumper — and voted
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Appropriations Subcommittee on My LEAP voted 2‑1 to adopt the S‑1 amendment to Senate Bill 164 and to report the bill to the full committee, approving multi‑million dollar increases for childcare provider pay, Head Start expansion and higher education supports and adding one‑time state money to satisfy federal maintenance‑of‑effort rules.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mike Landers, Danvers’ representative to the Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School Committee, told the warrant review the district’s 2026 assessment increased roughly 4% to 4.488222 largely because of a new teacher contract and capital work. Town Meeting approved Article 4 after discussion and one abstention.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
PSO introduces reforms aimed at improving oversight and accountability within the agency.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Philip emphasizes individualized education solutions to support constituents and address learning needs.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commissioner praises Felicia Brown for enhancing the Braille and Talking Books Library.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The transcript records a service-award ceremony recognizing long-serving Miami-Dade County employees. The record contains ceremonial remarks and personal tributes but no substantive policy discussion, formal motions, or votes.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council unanimously approves request for reauthorization of mixed-use townhome project on Spur Road
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Commission discusses landfill capping, barn construction, and resource area confirmations for properties.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Committee approves Lexington Center Corporation plan with conditions for Lexmark International site.
Senate Enrolled Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, Missouri Legislation Bills, Missouri
Senate Bill 396 aims to update budget and financial management for library districts.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Philip Cease outlines the Department of Education's new mission to support student success.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Michael Terry presents aggressive timeline for renovations expected to complete this year.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At a virtual meeting, the Town of Charlton Conservation Commission accepted an ANRAD, issued several negative determinations and a partial certificate of compliance for a solar replication area, extended an ORAD for three years and voted not to allow a further automatic extension for a separate ORAD; multiple hearings were continued to May 14.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Committee unanimously approves plans to relocate BP station building on North Broadway site.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Youth Authority told the Public Safety Subcommittee that it is changing recruitment practices to stabilize staff, described how youth enter and exit the system, and shared bed-cost figures and population counts that influence daily operating costs.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Shwedo outlines plan for centralized driver's license issuance to enhance security and reduce fraud
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Victims Advocate Program aids survivors of violence with resources and emotional support.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
School board approves March minutes and opens floor for citizen grievances.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislature mandates conveyance of land with former High Meadows facility to Hamden.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee confirms face-to-face courses enhance student achievement based on past evaluations.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Alicia Goodwin, Oregon Youth Authority PREA coordinator, told the Public Safety Subcommittee that the federal Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) remains law and that OYA continues PREA reviews and audits despite recent federal funding changes to the PREA Resource Center. She described multiple reporting channels for youth and the agency's audit and
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Lehi City outlines five-lot project with modifications for sidewalks and parking access.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Board discusses and approves contracts for designing a 10-foot wide roundabout.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Commission grants extension for Pappard Properties amid permit updates and approval requests
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Lawmakers amend restrictions on state land conveyance to Southbury for housing development.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Arlington officials approve plans for a roundabout and a construction contract for Town Hall expansion.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina sees an 85% graduation rate but only 72% are college or career ready.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate passes Senate Bill 2397 for oil incentive wells and Senate Bill 2015 for corrections budget.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The committee unanimously approves the apartment project and Grater's ice cream drive-through revisions.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut General Assembly repeals special act requiring land conveyance to East Haddam
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Arlington Chamber hosts luncheon with Shalanda Green as part of Taste Around Arlington.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Director Shweto highlights urgent need for DMV funding and system modernization to meet demands.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee suggests reducing funding by $2M for NDSU and $5M for UND programs.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Veteran law enforcement officer Brad Less declares his intent to run for sheriff in 2026.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
The General Assembly introduces legislation to transfer former courthouse land to Danbury.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Planning staff presented an alternative zoning text to replace a rigid 30% lot‑coverage building requirement in B‑3 commercial corridors with a formula tying building size to vehicular use area and allowing waivers, a change intended to reduce unintended barriers on small outparcels and better manage parking and paving.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee considers funding options for Minot Medical Building amid budget discussions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The board seeks funding for math materials, teacher salaries, and student success initiatives.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
Resolution 2025‑15 authorizes the mayor to enter into a construction management contract with Grinder for phase 2 of the Town Hall addition; the board approved the base bid plus alternatives and discussed color schemes, signage and a target move‑in timeline the architect called "aggressive."
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
A proposed rezoning and subdivision for Lane Allen Park (25 single‑family lots) remains postponed while the applicant provides a FEMA‑grade hydraulic model, updated floodplain documentation and clarifies historical building status; the transcript shows the original house was removed prior to application filing.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislature approves land transfer in Hartford for housing and economic development projects.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Strategic plan aims for 75% student proficiency in reading and math by 2030.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
House committee members debate tax structure amendments and revenue allocation for House Bill 1279
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
State land transfer to North Canaan aims for open space and emergency services facility.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
A revised plan for the Shriners/Masonic Temple site includes a Grater’s ice‑cream drive‑through; staff and committee members expressed concern about dual drive lanes, stacking and conflict points; applicant and operator said employee parking would be located in back and they will coordinate signage and traffic engineering to resolve circulation.
Arlington, Shelby County, Tennessee
The Town of Arlington on March 4 approved Resolution 2025‑14 to authorize contracts for design work on Autumn Springs Road, including a single‑lane roundabout sized to accommodate large trucks; staff said the design remains preliminary and may change after final engineering.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
DOT faces potential funding cuts if hands-free law fails to pass this year.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Lexmark International returned with revised plans to consolidate four lots into three, revise building footprints and resolve utility easements; staff and applicant discussed outdoor storage limits, landscape islands and sanitary/storm sewer easements. The committee accepted revised plat conditions; a separate development plan remains under review.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Artists and organizations advocate for AB 1349 to protect fans from deceptive ticket practices.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
A proposed five‑lot replat of the Lexington Center parking lot would add sidewalks and reconfigure driveways while retaining parking capacity for Rupp Arena; the subdivision committee discussed sidewalk waivers, crosswalks and phasing of three parking garages but the transcript does not record a final vote.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee unanimously supports House amendments for $10M grant and matching funds.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Baker supports AB 1349 to combat deceptive ticket sales affecting nonprofit arts groups.
2025 Legislature NY, New York
House members gather to outline calendar and call key committee meetings
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee focuses on parental feedback and strategies to combat student absenteeism.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
California Assembly members discuss the impact of AB 1349 on consumer ticket ownership rights.
Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2677 aims to regulate merchant cash advances to protect small businesses.
2025 Legislature NY, New York
Negotiators confirm nearing agreement on $254 billion budget and unemployment insurance issues.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
AB 1349 mandates ticket ownership before resale to protect consumers from deception.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut agrees to sell 5 acres of land in Plymouth to Gentile's Campground for recreational use.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The California State Assembly Judiciary Committee voted to pass AB 13 49 as amended and refer it to the Appropriations Committee after testimony from artists, venue operators and ticketing platforms on speculative ticketing, fake resale sites and transfer restrictions.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
AB 13 49 prohibits speculative ticketing and mandates ticket ownership before resale.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Kevin Shweto, executive director of the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, told the House Education and Public Works Committee that the DMV is operating on a legacy system and needs modernization estimated at roughly $100 million, warned that only about 60 percent of the state holds Real ID credentials ahead of federal deadlines, and
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2799 raises the workers' compensation reimbursement cap, enhancing claimants' financial protection.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
AB 1349 aims to protect live performances from deceptive practices like speculative ticketing.
Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The committee reported SB 1652, prohibiting retail pet sales to protect animal welfare.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Philip Cease, director of governmental affairs for the South Carolina Department of Education, outlined the department’s one‑for‑one‑four strategic plan, described statewide expansions of Science of Reading training and a Palmetto Math pilot, summarized a Read to Succeed retention threshold that could affect thousands of third graders, and reviewed
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Justin Lowe advocates for fair penalty adjustments to Oregon's local government bill.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Dana Yao, executive director of the South Carolina Education Oversight Committee, briefed the House Education and Public Works Committee on the EOC’s role, data dashboard, program evaluations and persistent gaps between on‑time graduation and college‑ or career‑readiness. Members questioned absenteeism, rural teacher turnover and the effect of Read
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
General Assembly conveys state land in Bethel to Gayatri Corporation for $25,000.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Lawmakers discuss AB 1349 addressing consumer rights in ticket resale markets.
Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Aaron Harris endorses SB 2113 for improved access to records for local officials.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2944 seeks to ensure public employers remit union dues on time.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut transfers former Norwich State Hospital land to Preston for community use.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators authorize parcel transfer to Cheshire for school bus depot space.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Dana Yao presents to education oversight committee on enhancing school report card tools.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2380 aims to ease entry into the cosmetology profession in Oregon.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
General Assembly permits Newtown to use state land for recreation rather than economic development.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Baker and Fauntleroy urge support for AB 1349 to combat harmful ticket reselling practices.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The California State Assembly Judiciary Committee voted to advance AB 13 49, a bill that would prohibit "speculative ticketing," require sellers to own or have contractual rights to tickets before listing them on resale platforms, mandate greater disclosure by secondary platforms and ban fake sites that mimic official sellers.
Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Shelby Baboski urges Senate support for bill promoting responsible local dog breeders.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Participants discuss alternatives to address school board challenges affecting local education in South Carolina.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Brock Smith introduces House Bill 2380 to enhance cosmetology training access in rural areas.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Lawmakers discuss strengthening felony penalties for soliciting minors in human trafficking cases.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Legislation aims to address jury shortages in rural Texas counties with populations under 1000.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators authorize the transfer of 34.44 acres in Newtown to the foundation for preservation.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
DMV plans to centralize issuance by September to improve security and combat fraud.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Texas Senate discusses HB 1393 to establish permanent daylight savings time for improved health.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
DMV director addresses workforce issues amid budget constraints and rising living costs.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Witnesses testify for and against daylight savings time in Texas Senate committee meeting.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Committee reviews Senate Bill 1888 to aid jury selection in Loving County and others.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Funding boost aims to expand childcare access and support college students in workforce development.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Educators in South Carolina explore AI use among high performing math teachers and innovation grants.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee examines incentives for rural teacher retention and parents' feedback on absenteeism.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2,093 fails to pass due to minimal financial impact on taxpayers
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut transfers land parcels in Sprague to Avalonia Land Conservancy for conservation purposes.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
South Carolina DMV director described high turnover, an aging legacy system and a push to modernize; he warned residents about Real ID deadlines and urged legislative support for a replacement IT system.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senate adopts S1 sub and reports SB 164 with mixed voting outcomes.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Local government seeks effective school board training methods to enhance educational decisions
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut conveys 27.45 acres for North Canaan's Camp Brook Greenway and recreation.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators debate public employee health insurance changes, ultimately upholding veto against proposed bill.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Department of Education presented a strategy that centers LETRS literacy training, a Palmetto Math pilot, Read to Succeed retention enforcement and a cell-phone model policy; officials requested funding to raise starting teacher pay and to buy instructional materials.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The Education Oversight Committee told the House Education and Public Works Committee about its data dashboard, program evaluations and persistent absenteeism; members pressed for more local information and copies of the slides.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
State shifts to prepay childcare funding, requiring $38.5 million for transition costs.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee addresses chronic absenteeism and low college readiness rates among South Carolina students.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Schultz seeks stronger laws for 16 and 17 year olds in human trafficking amendment.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Assembly supports new alert system for missing indigenous individuals amid operational concerns.
Labor , 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Miley proposal increases budget by 14.3% to boost childcare funding and provider pay.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee explores AI in education and the impact of reading retention initiatives.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly member Schultz calls for urgent action to strengthen laws against child exploitation.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
At a May 1 Public Safety Subcommittee hearing, Oregon Youth Authority Interim Director Jana McClellan and interim PSO Chief Investigator Ken Jeske described steps to address an investigation backlog in the agency's Professional Standards Office, and requested emergency funding for six positions totaling $2.4 million in the next biennium.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly members call for immediate action to strengthen protections for vulnerable youth.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Shweto discusses DMV improvements and community support in education at committee meeting.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
California Assembly pauses debate to recognize Chief Cheryl Craft's birthday during motion discussions
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee weighs affirmative defense for cities impacted by disasters against House Bill 2944 penalties.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The California Assembly voted to adopt floor amendments to AB 379 after hours of debate over whether purchasers of 16- and 17-year-olds should face felony charges; amendments were adopted 55-21 and the bill was re-referred to the Appropriations Committee.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Chris Gorsuch advocates for fairness in Oregon during committee session on House Bill 2944.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Educators explore holding students back to improve academic proficiency and college readiness.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Reverend Osta reflects on kindness and gratitude in a heartfelt May Day prayer.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
A nostalgic reflection on kindness sparked by a May Day gift from students.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly members clash over amendments impacting prosecution of child solicitation offenses.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Graber presents House Bill 3550 to exempt minor league baseball players from wage laws.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assemblymember De Maio seeks full assembly to consider AB 379 without committee changes.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
DMV leaders emphasize urgent need for vendor assistance to improve service efficiency
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
DMV chief emphasizes urgent need for real ID compliance to ensure safe travel and identification.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
New initiatives aim to improve reading skills and mental health support in schools.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Board discusses summer reading camps and science of reading training for struggling students