The Snellville Police Department won second and first places in highway safety and distracted driving categories at Georgia’s 26th Annual Governor’s Challenge Awards.

Oregon's Building Codes Division warns of a phishing scam targeting residents with false permit approval and payment requests via email. Officials urge verifying such demands with local offices directly.

State filings show HPE, Hitachi Vantara and Sunnyvale‑based Cepheid are trimming staff across Silicon Valley, adding to a continuing wave of tech layoffs.

Boulder County announced closures for Veterans Day, honored veterans with a proclamation, and highlighted resources for them, including employment assistance and benefits guidance.

The Housing Agency announced National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week for Nov 16-22 and will hold a proclamation ceremony and related community events.

Denver invites residents to compost leaves and pumpkins through LeafDrop; trash services continue on Veteran’s Day with altered Thanksgiving schedule.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department graduated 43 new officers from diverse backgrounds, including a barber and a massage therapist, who completed six months of training.

Reno Fire Department seeks public input on the 2026 Wildfire Protection Plan, with a webinar for discussion and forms for feedback available in English and Spanish.

A community mourns the death of a neighborhood cat, KitKat, killed by an autonomous Waymo vehicle, igniting debate and calls for local regulation of self-driving cars in San Francisco's Mission District.

Long Beach is hosting a Space Beach Career Fair on November 13, 2025, following NASA JPL layoffs, offering aerospace industry professionals networking and employment opportunities.

Lawton honored Detective Rucker with the True North Award and volunteer Mary Fountain as Citizen of the Month for their contributions to the community.

A report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute outlines the high rate of veteran suicides in Utah and the need for improved suicide prevention resources, emphasizing personal connections in outreach efforts.

Joanne Keene becomes Flagstaff's new City Manager, chosen by the Mayor and City Council from 34 candidates, with extensive experience in local government and higher education.