Chandler revises its water conservation rebates to manage funds effectively, adjusting amounts for grass removal and water-efficient tech, effective January 1, 2026.

South Plantation High School was on lockdown after a spent shell casing was found. The lockdown ended with no weapons found and no threat to the school.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of K9 Astro, who served at the Folsom Dam Security Bureau since the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.

Minnesota cities Coon Rapids and Anoka are competing in a food drive to support those in need, with their mayors actively encouraging donations to the local ACBC Food Shelf. The contest ends soon.

Hollywood prepares for its 100th birthday celebration with events including fireworks, live music by Kool & the Gang, and a winter wonderland from November 20-22.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department is promoting safer teen driving by urging parents to discuss and model good driving habits, in response to the high rate of teen driving fatalities.

Eden Prairie hosts "Fall Into Fitness" with group classes, gym tours, and membership deals on Nov. 22, and a "Coffee with a Cop" event for community engagement on Nov. 25.

Milwaukee earned an Honorable Mention for its QR Code-based tool that simplifies trash and recycling schedule tracking for residents, demonstrating innovation in local government services.

The EPCC Theatre's production of 'A Doll's House' has engaged over 100 students. Directed by Ted Karber Jr., it highlights themes of autonomy and societal expectations.

Placer County boosts efforts to curb retail theft with forensic tools and data-driven approaches, targeting out-of-county criminals and recidivists, backed by Proposition 36 enabling cross-jurisdiction prosecution.

Sharonville, Ohio, displays project boards with urban planning proposals in the city building, inviting public input and participation through an open house and an online survey.

The USS Hornet may relocate from Alameda to San Francisco to increase visitors and revenue, as it receives no government funding and relies on attendance.

Officer Weckhorst of the Tulsa Police Department was honored as the 2025 Attorney General Officer of the Year for his exceptional service and community involvement.