Community News

Police departments are collaborating with the nonprofit 'Do the Right Thing' to improve community relations by recognizing and supporting underprivileged studen

A Muslim woman, Jubeeda, has been leading the Ganeshotsav festivities in Narasimharajapura, Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka, for the past 18 years, symbolizing interf

Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan attended an alumni meet, reminiscing about past memories.

Residents in Bengaluru are actively participating in environmental initiatives, leading plogging activities in parks and planting herbs.

San Francisco's iconic Empress of China building has achieved community ownership after a decade-long effort by a coalition of six Asian American non-profits. T

Prince William has launched a £250,000 fund for a village, following his decision to stop personally benefiting from the prison's £1.5 million rent.

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe interviews The Roanoke Raven, a local Virginia 'superhero' who uses TikTok and social media to promote the work of nonprofits.

An Alaska crew has restored a former fuel site by creating new trails and planting native landscapes.

Medical students took initiative to repair a broken footpath, contributing to community welfare.

Kozhikode's Mananchira Ground will host the District Collector's 'readers' collective' event at 8 a.m. on September 13, open to anyone interested in reading.

A 160-year-old church in St. Louis, once condemned, will undergo restoration after a successful legal battle by the Soulard Restoration Group, with funding from

25,000 students in Guntur achieved a world record with their 'Green Ganesh' initiative, featuring special attractions like sand and clay Ganesha idols and a pai

Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, Americans repaid the kindness shown by the people of Gander, N.L., during a chance encounter at a restaurant.

The small town of Summit, New Jersey, which lost many residents in the 9/11 attacks, has recovered from the tragedy, as reported by 60 Minutes correspondent Les

After a memorial rose was stolen from a church's 9/11 memorial in Midtown Manhattan, the church's pastor viewed the incident as an opportunity.

Retired detective Phil Alvarez, whose brother Luis died from 9/11-linked cancer, is working to extend the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund to help others

The son of Ron Fazio Sr., who died saving co-workers on 9/11, honors his father's memory through the nonprofit "Hold the Door for Others," which helps people co

Becky Shelton has chosen to protect 215 acres of land in King George and Stafford from developers by securing them with legal protections. She views herself as

Nipomo's oldest church, dating back to 1898, has been donated to the Dana Adobe and Cultural Center by its owners, John and Rebecca Prewett. The historic buildi

Over a thousand volunteers constructed a four-bedroom house in just 50 hours for single mother Yadira Salas and her children, marking the launch of a 35-home co

A woman widowed by the 9/11 attacks co-founded a school to honor her husband's memory. CBS News producer Caroline Lewis shares the story of her mother's school,

Sri Sathya Sai village has initiated a community surveillance program to improve security and combat crime, involving strategic camera placement at key location

A volunteer group at the Pepsi Park encampment is seeking public support, emphasizing that even small donations can help build infrastructure, and is also advoc

United Airlines canceled a planned 9/11 flyover tribute in Denver, which was to include F-15 jets, due to concerns raised by community members.