New Jersey’s seasonally adjusted payroll employment fell by 300 jobs in June to 4,387,100, while professional and business services and private education and health services posted the largest gains.
A Jacksonville landlord faces federal wire-fraud charges after a review of payments connected to a City Hall rental-help program, according to the city Office of Inspector General.
Burlington City Arts held the free, all-ages Festival of Fools on July 31 and Aug. 1 in Church Street Marketplace and City Hall Park after earlier funding uncertainty.
Rhode Island’s Protect Our Courts Act restricts civil arrests by federal immigration authorities when people are traveling to, attending or directly leaving judicial proceedings, unless a judicial warrant or order is present.
The Vaqueros de Bayamón beat the Gigantes de Carolina-Canóvanas 90-81 in the deciding fifth game of their Conference A semifinal series, securing another trip to the BSN conference final.
Buffalo completed a municipal bond transaction to sell its parking garages, with reported proceeds of about $60.9 million. Available reporting does not identify how the city will use the money or whether parking operations will change.
Huntington City Council voted on Flock technology before a July 15 report in which members explained their positions, with public-safety and privacy questions remaining central to the decision.
New York City’s Summer Streets program will open more than 20 miles of corridors to pedestrians and cyclists across all five boroughs in 2026. NYC DOT has scheduled Bronx programming for Aug. 22.
Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary will nominate candidates for major state and federal offices while Kent County voters consider listed local public-service and millage proposals.
The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Ethics Committee is scheduled to meet Aug. 6, followed by a full council meeting Aug. 10 at the City-County Building.