El Paso Environmental Services Department announced on social media that city offices and waste services will be closed on January 1-2, 2026, for New Year celebrations.

El Paso, TX, expects mild weather ahead; the National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies with highs around 55-70°F, light winds, and a slight chance of rain.

The City of Socorro reminds pet owners to keep pets safe from fireworks on New Year's Eve, suggesting indoor containment, updating microchips, and creating a calm environment.

El Paso, TX weather includes a cool 45°F high with overcast skies, slight rain chances, and brisk east winds at 16 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Conditions will warm slightly through the week.

El Paso encourages citizens to recycle their live holiday trees for free at Citizen Collection Stations, with conditions like removing all decorations for proper recycling.

Horizon City Police rescued a dog near a middle school and used social media to find its owners, expressing law enforcement's caring role in the community.

El Paso County deputies arrested a man on Christmas for burglary and possession of fentanyl pills. The man, who gave false information, had outstanding warrants and now faces multiple charges.

A car partially sank into a sinkhole on Montwood Drive in East El Paso on Wednesday. Video shows the passenger-side wheel swallowed and no injuries were reported.

Fire Suppression Technician Timothy Fennell retires after 28 years with the El Paso Fire Department, leaving a strong legacy of service and camaraderie.

Officials from various law enforcement agencies in Horizon City joined the community for the Cops & Coffee event, aiming to improve dialogue and trust.

El Paso is recruiting a Treasury Administrator responsible for managing public finances, strategic investments, and ensuring the safeguarding of taxpayer funds.

The article provides a weather forecast for El Paso, anticipating sunny skies and mild temperatures, with calm winds and minor fluctuations over the coming days.

El Paso County law enforcement is increasing patrols to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, emphasizing safety in a social media message from Sheriff Ugarte and Chief Soria.