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Clinton Township, MI|
Detroit-Area Nonprofit Known For Empowering Adults With Disabilities Moves Into Larger Facility
Officials said the larger home will provide more opportunities for indiviuals to grow.
Dylan Siwicki, Patch Staff
Lacey, NJ|
Lacey Weighs Joining New Jersey’s Film-Ready Program
The proposal could market Lacey locations to filmmakers, with officials citing potential business activity for local stores.
Veronica Flesher, Patch Staff
Novato, CA|
Costco Gas Station Approved By City Council In Novato After Appeal
The vote cleared the long-debated fuel project as supporters cited lower prices while opponents raised health and climate concerns.
Albert Gregory, Patch Staff
Clark-Garwood, NJ|
Dave Portnoy Says He Could ‘House’ This Union County Pizza During One Bite Review
The Barstool Sports founder stopped by a Clark pizzeria and came away impressed with its thin-crust pie.
Joe Murray, Patch Staff
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St. Pete, FL|
Bookstore Opens Pop-Up Shop In St. Pete Hotel Lobby
A bookstore opening soon in Roser Park has set up a pop-up shop in a downtown St. Petersburg hotel lobby.
Tiffany Razzano, Patch Staff
Westport, CT|
Westport Conservation Commission To Review 4-Lot Subdivision, New Home Proposal
The commission is scheduled to hold the public hearing this week.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|
AI Forces A Reckoning Across NYC Film Industry
Inside Tribeca, filmmakers and technologists debate how AI is transforming access to the industry's gatekeepers.
Ainsley Martinez, Patch Staff
Laguna Beach, CA|
Laguna To Sound Outdoor Warning System Sirens Tuesday: What To Know
The city of Laguna Beach is testing its emergency system by blaring sirens. This is only a test.
Ashley Ludwig, Patch Staff
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Westport, CT|
Westport Finance Board To Review Multimillion-Dollar Purchase of Highway Dump Trucks
The Westport Department of Public Works is looking to buy several new dump trucks, according to officials.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
Ocean City, NJ|
Ocean City Subcommittee Makes Recommendations For Boardwalk Development
A boardwalk subcommittee said the large parcel could support a conditional mixed-use project tied to entertainment and lodging.
Veronica Flesher, Patch Staff
Newark, NJ|
Airborne Banner Above World Cup Match In NJ Advocates For Temp Workers
Organizers will be wearing soccer referee shirts and handing out “Yellow Cards” with know-your-rights information as the games continue.
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
Bloomfield, NJ|
ICE Agents Leave Bloomfield After Town ‘Takes Action,’ Mayor Says
“The agents were advised of the township policy and left the property without delay.”
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
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Bridgewater, NJ|
4-Story Self-Storage Plan Faces Questions Over Aesthetics In Bridgewater
The 360 Milltown Road proposal seeks use and bulk variances for a four-story, 85,000-square-foot facility.
Alexis Tarrazi, Patch Staff
Concord, NH|
With Fondness, Frolic, And Fun, Concord High School’s Class Of 2026 Faces The Future
Nearly 400 students officially ended their K-12 school careers Saturday morning at NHTI, Concord's community college.
Tony Schinella, Patch Staff
Joliet, IL|
Joliet: $2 Million Needed To Resolve Overweight, Overlength Trucking Citation Litigation Against City
The Joliet City Council will vote on the proposed budget amendment at Tuesday night's regular meeting.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Cranford, NJ|
SafetyStix Cameras Issue 22 Daily Tickets In Cranford Parking Crackdown
Township officials say the system is targeting illegal parking to improve visibility and pedestrian safety.
Joe Murray, Patch Staff
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Joliet, IL|
Thayer's Deli-Thirty Buck Building Coming Back To Life After Magpie's Joy Of Eating Failure
The Joliet City Council will vote on the new liquor license at Tuesday night's meeting.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT|
Windsor Locks Tries Again On Town Budget Tuesday
The new proposal is smaller than the budget voters rejected June 2.
Jay Kenney, Patch Staff
Elmhurst, IL|
Alleged Scammer Beaten Up, Severely Injured Near Elmhurst Bar: Cops
A suspect's mom, who is accused of police impersonation, referred to "a good old-fashioned beatdown," according to a police report.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Ridgefield, CT|
Ridgefield Planning and Zoning Commission Advances Short-Term Rental Rules, Sustainability Review
Ridgefield P&Z advanced short-term rental rules and launched a sustainability zoning amendment review.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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Tuscaloosa, AL|
Family Of Man Who Killed DCH Nurse Sues Hospital, Alleges Psychiatric Care Was Denied
The family of the man charged with capital murder in the killing a DCH Health System nurse in May has filed a civil lawsuit against DCH.
Ryan Phillips, Patch Staff
Palos, IL|
National Weather Service Confirms EF-2 Tornado In Hickory Hills
National Weather Service teams were in the Hickory Hills and Bridgeview over the weekend surveying damage from June 11 storm.
Lorraine Swanson, Patch Staff
Ridgewood-Glen Rock, NJ|
5 Popular Restaurants In North Jersey Announced They'll Close: See Where, Why
Several popular family-owned restaurants in Bergen and Hudson counties announced they'd close, with a message for customers. See why.
Caren Lissner, Patch Staff
Fairfield, CT|
Police Arrest NY Man Suspected Of Multiple Burglaries In Fairfield
The burglaries occurred in 2022, according to authorities.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
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Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|
The Wagon Wheel's Final Call AKA ‘Come For One, Stay For Too Many’: The After Hours
Santa Rosa’s Wagon Wheel closed after last call Sunday. An emotional final weekend brought former patrons back and attracted new ones.
Angela Woodall, Patch Staff
Across California, CA|
Murder-Suicide Of Father, Twin Boys Among String Of Deadly Domestic Violence Cases In CA
Researchers say domestic violence rates in California have remained high for at least two decades, but are higher in marginalized groups.
Corey Washington, Patch Staff
Across California, CA|
Flesh-Eating Parasite's Arrival Puts CA On Alert
CA health officials warned residents about the growing presensce of a parasitic fly that feeds off of living flesh in humans and animals.
Albert Gregory, Patch Staff
New Canaan, CT|
New Canaan Selectmen To Consider Purchase Order Increases, Planning And Zoning Fee Schedule Changes: Agenda
The New Canaan Board of Selectmen is scheduled to meet on June 15, 2026. Here's what's on the agenda.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
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Palm Desert, CA|
CA Road Tripping: Cruise Musical Roads, See Optical Illusions Out Your Car Window
Must-see road trip spots: rumblestrips that make music when you drive the proper speed to these bridges with artwork that moves with you.
Ashley Ludwig, Patch Staff
Tinley Park, IL|
'Made It Look Effortless': Tinley Special Olympics Star Athlete Leads Way, Carries Flame Of Hope On Torch Run
A Tinley Park man, Special Olympics star and avid runner again led Tinley Park police in the Law Enforcement Torch Run Tuesday.
Lauren Traut, Patch Staff
Tuscaloosa, AL|
Gadsden Woman Accused Of Helping Moundville Inmate Escape Using Fake Court Docs
Authorities have charged a second person in connection with the use of forged court documents that allowed a woman to walk free from jail.
Ryan Phillips, Patch Staff
Across Illinois, IL|
See 8 IL Homes On The Market For Over $10 Million
From waterfront estates to urban mansions to "the ultimate in equestrian luxury," these are Illinois' most expensive homes.
Shannon Antinori, Patch Staff
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Caldwells, NJ|
5 Bills From Essex County Republicans: Elections, FIFA, Nursing Homes, Restaurants, Disabilities
Here are four proposed laws – and one that was signed by Gov. Sherrill – sponsored by NJ Republicans who represent Essex County towns.
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
Upper East Side, NY|
UES Esplanade Ramp Reopens Monday After Years Of Closures
The long-shuttered access point to the East River Esplanade will reopen as part of a larger waterfront rehabilitation project.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Across California, CA|
World Cup 2026: 10 Ways CA Helped Shape Soccer History
From the Rose Bowl to Levi's Stadium, California has hosted some of soccer's biggest crowds, matches and moments.
Michael Wittner, Patch Staff
Reston, VA|
Fairfax School Board Orders Review Of Device Opt-Outs, Tech Limits And AI Literacy
Fairfax County school leaders ordered August opt-out options for elementary take-home devices and broader tech recommendations by Nov. 12.
Michael O'Connell, Patch Staff
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Joliet, IL|
Poorboys, Steaks, Onion Rings, Double Baked Potatoes Cannot Be Saved: Merichka's Co-Manager
Merichka's Restaurant has been open for more than 93 years, but for the first time in forever, it will remain closed for the weekend.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Weston-Redding-Easton, CT|
Take A Look Inside Redding's Most Expensive Home For Sale
The most expensive home listed in Redding has been listed for $7.73 million.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
Newtown, CT|
Take A Look Inside Newtown's Most Expensive Home For Sale
The luxury estate overlooks the Aspetuck River and sits on 16 acres, according to Zillow.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
Ridgefield, CT|
Ridgefield Conservation Commission Backs Rodenticide Restrictions, Approves Land Management Funds
Ridgefield conservation officials backed rodenticide limits and approved funding for haying, equipment and tools.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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