Protesters in Baltimore demand the disbandment of the Johns Hopkins University's private police force, citing lack of community approval and accountability.

Tukwila residents received false evacuation alerts; Tukwila PD clarified it was only for an industrial area and not residential or commercial districts, calming wider threat concerns.

The Marysville WA Police highlighted Det. Jake Wiggins' dedication to public safety, his involvement in specialized task forces, passion for history and travel, and his early achievement in the Little League World Series.

At Sather Gate, Berkeley’s Chabad lit the first Hanukkah candle and honored victims of the Bondi Beach attack as students and administrators stood together.

The Housing Agency seeks proposals for its Homeless Program grants, with a submission deadline of January 30 and a cutoff time of 4:30 p.m. Details are on the Kauai County website.

EBMUD has raised rates to fund a decade-long capital plan and a major ultraviolet overhaul at Orinda, leading to modest monthly increases for many East Bay households.

The U.S. Department of Labor cited Lucky Growers Inc. for housing violations and illegal rent charges, recovering $171,400 in back wages for 30 workers and imposing $76,274 in penalties.

Col. Jeffrey Glover discussed Arizona DPS's efforts to recruit and retain troopers, improve officer well-being, promote holiday road safety, and the new Turquoise Alert system.

Tukwila Police partnered with students for a "Shop With A Cop" event, fostering community relationships through a shared shopping experience for the holidays.

The Horizon City Police Department hosted its annual Christmas Tree Lighting, drawing the community together for a festive evening with Santa, hot chocolate, and cookies.

The Frostbite 500 Trout Ice Fishing Contest in Champlin offers ice anglers a chance to win prizes on February 7, 2026, with limited spots and differing fees for residents and non-residents.

Austin Pets Alive! is urgently seeking foster homes as a contagious dog pneumovirus spreads through Austin shelters. Hosts with no other dogs are being asked to step up.

The City of Orem Government explained that firefighters historically grew mustaches to act as a filter against smoke and ash before modern breathing gear existed. Today, it's a traditional symbol.