#local-news

#local-news

Schools locked down due to credible threat involving a student’s father, but students were safely reunited with families.

A woman's body was discovered in the East River near a bloody abandoned car, shocking locals in the usually peaceful area.

Increased reports of harassment during Cheltenham Festival have made many women feel unsafe, prompting the council to open a safe space.

Nora Orpin, a missing 21-year-old woman, has been found and is receiving medical evaluation after being reported missing last week.

A mother was awarded £3,500 after being separated from her child while escaping domestic abuse.

Police in Falmouth discovered nearly 500 nails placed on roads, posing a danger to vehicles.

Veronica Kennedy combines her passion for politics with her role as a producer at PIX 11, enriching local political discussions.

Portland is buzzing with news including sports, culture, and political developments, making local events and updates crucial for community engagement.

Daniel Lurie has had an unusually smooth first 100 days in office, according to former Mayor Willie Brown, who cited luck as a factor.

A man has been arrested for allegedly killing his mother in Pleasanton, revealing grave circumstances surrounding the incident.

Senate Bill 5400 is essential for reviving Washington's local news by holding tech companies accountable and funding local outlets.

Cambridge Heath Road is emerging as a new cultural hub in Hackney.

There is a growing initiative for West African cuisine in London's culinary scene.

San José Spotlight launches educational initiative with Omar Habbas to support the next generation of journalists in Silicon Valley.

Sustaining local news remains a complex challenge despite its importance in community engagement.

Test your knowledge with POP QUIZ PDX, featuring local topics and trivia challenges.

The sustainability of local news remains a significant challenge for journalists committed to the community.

The increase in Multnomah County's houseless population reflects the need for improved social services and targeted interventions.

The I-5 Rose Quarter Project faces funding challenges and uncertainty, impacting local development efforts.

The article discusses a recent police standoff in Portland, highlighting community impact and the challenges faced by local journalism.

The Mercury highlights a range of local events and discussions, emphasizing arts, renewable fuels, and community engagement in Portland.

Portland's local news is crucial, and community support is vital for sustainable journalism.

Portland's affordable housing crisis severely affects vulnerable tenants, exposing systemic issues.

Increasing police presence in Mission District has displaced crime rather than eliminated it, affecting life in nearby alleys for residents.

Police efforts to deter crime at 16th and Mission inadvertently pushed drug-related activities to adjacent areas.

Human remains discovered in Lewisham garden raise concerns in local community.

East Flatbush Elementary School received a crossing guard following community concern and media attention.

Two decapitated animals were discovered at a train station, shocking the local community and raising concerns about safety.

The community's collective search for missing farmer Mr. Gaine highlights their dedication and concern for his well-being.

A man escaped injury when scaffolding collapsed onto his car in Stoke Newington.

Potential federal funding cuts could severely impact local public radio programming in Southern California.

Local protests in Shasta County highlighted contrasting narratives between independent reporting and legacy media coverage, prompting a journalist to establish a new news outlet.

Community residents in East Suffolk express frustration over a large warehouse development impacting their quality of life.

The Shelverdine Goathouse has closed due to a lease termination, shocking the local community.

KGO-TV ABC7 prioritizes community-focused news and seeks innovative professionals to enhance local reporting.

Disney’s ABC stations lead in multiplatform local news and aim to address community issues.

The emergence of a massive sinkhole in Godstone highlights the dangers posed to families and the importance of infrastructure awareness.

The Independent emphasizes quality journalism and its role in conveying urgent news without paywalls.

A tragic incident occurred in Tipperary resulting in the death of Mr. McArdle, deeply affecting the local community.

An explosion in a Worksop home resulted in a fatality, prompting investigations by local police.

A fatal incident occurred at Sugarloaf Mountain resulting in a guest's death.

Reliable news is essential for democracy, particularly amidst political turmoil and information overload.

Michael Hurley, beloved musician, has passed away at age 83, leaving a significant impact on Oregon's music scene.

The Independent is committed to accessible journalism amid critical societal issues, emphasizing the need for community support and engagement in local tragedies.

Police are seeking public assistance to locate 22-year-old Shanea, who has been missing since April 5 in Bromley.

A pileated woodpecker is causing damage to vehicles in Rockport by mistaking mirrors for rivals.

Emeryville Chevy's may transform into a Benihana if city permits are granted.

SFPD warns about scams targeting Chinese-Americans.

City College honors Harry Britt with a new building.

Elise Stefanik's UN nomination pulled amid party majority concerns.

A man confessed to killing his mother and led police to her body, resulting in his arrest on suspicion of murder.

Two teenagers have been charged with burglary in connection to car thefts in Rainham.

A 27-year-old man was fatally shot during a car chase in the Bronx on April 1.

Montclair's Chevron station reopened with limited hours after a series of break-ins raised employee safety concerns.

Local businesses are advocating for improved police response to recent crime spikes.

A woman threatened two boys with a pellet gun while they were fishing in a pond near her home.

Several notable Bay Area restaurants and bars have permanently closed due to various challenges, with updates continuously provided.

Noah Medina is recognized as the Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week after a standout performance in a recent baseball game.

Mark Rabine, after 40 years in the Mission, focuses on sustainability in local news amidst its decline.

Stepney City Farm cafe to reopen, supported by Mae + Harvey.

Police raid activist group's meeting, causing public uproar.

Government considers Hammersmith Bridge plans: monument or replacement.

Local boy injured in Lime e-bike crash, raising safety issues.

Local news startups are emerging to fill coverage gaps left in communities lacking local journalism.

Violence against animals is rising, exemplified by the recent shooting of alpacas and sheep in Hatley.

Hot Passion has applied for a sex establishment licence in Dagenham, highlighting regulations surrounding sex shop operations.

Plans to demolish buildings for a self-storage facility in Dagenham have been withdrawn.

The Three Travellers Pub in Dagenham will reopen under new management after extensive renovations.

A Brockton student falsely reported an attempted kidnapping, leading to police investigations and increased presence in the area.

A car crashed into a house in San Jose, injuring one resident and prompting an investigation into the hit-and-run incident.

Shooting incident was likely a case of mistaken identity related to a local drug debt.

Two guns seized after reported gunfire in Lincoln; one arrest made but second suspect fled.

Police search for suspect Justin Warner following gunfire incident.