City News from Across the USA

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City News from Across the USACity News from Across the USA New York City * Mayor Eric Adams unveils $1 billion plan to combat homelessness. * MTA announces significant service cuts due to staffing shortages. * Statue of Liberty to undergo major renovation, set to reopen in 2024. Los Angeles * City Council approves $1.1 billion package for affordable housing. * Dodgers win their first World Series in 32 years. * California to implement new mask mandate amid rising COVID-19 cases. Chicago * Mayor Lori Lightfoot proposes property tax increase to fund public safety and infrastructure. * City experiences record-breaking gun violence during the weekend. * Wrigley Field to host the All-Star Game for the first time in 63 years. Houston * Astros reach the World Series for the fourth time in five years. * City invests in flood control measures after devastating hurricane season. * NASA announces plans for a new lunar lander to send astronauts back to the moon. Phoenix * Record-high temperatures lead to power outages and heat-related illnesses. * City unveils new water conservation plan to address water scarcity. * Arizona Diamondbacks trade All-Star outfielder Ketel Marte. Philadelphia * City launches new program to provide free meals to all public school students. * Eagles win their first Super Bowl since 1960. * Pennsylvania introduces legislation to legalize recreational marijuana. Dallas * City Council votes to approve $2.5 billion bond for transportation improvements. * Cowboys sign star wide receiver Amari Cooper to a multi-year contract. * Texas Legislature debates controversial anti-abortion bills. San Jose * City hosts the Global Climate Action Summit, bringing together world leaders to address climate change. * Google unveils plans for a new campus in the city. * San Jose Sharks extend head coach Bob Boughner’s contract. Jacksonville * Mayor Lenny Curry proposes tax cuts and economic incentives to attract businesses. * Jaguars sign former NFL MVP Nick Foles to a one-year deal. * City invests in youth programs to combat rising crime rates.

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