Durham announces service changes for the holidays, affecting city offices, waste collection, parks, public transportation, and parking. Essential services like water/sewer emergency response will remain available.

Modesto Police establishes a DUI checkpoint on December 12 to prevent impaired driving, reminding the public of the dangers and high costs of DUI offenses.

Arapahoe County is soliciting public feedback on Crestone Peak Resources' plan to expand the Tebo oil and gas facility, involving drilling up to 16 new wells.

El Paso Community College will honor the late educator Cindy Salcido during the Respiratory Care Technology Program's Fall 2025 commencement, as the largest cohort graduates.

Huntersville emphasizes the importance of protecting local trees through Tree Save Areas to maintain the town's natural beauty and environmental health, as per a civic announcement.

CSU celebrates Mira DiPierro's academic achievements and community service, highlighting her internships, commitment to the Miracle League, and future law enforcement aspirations.

Detroit's Rides to Care program provided 20,000 free rides to healthcare for new/expectant mothers and infants, improving access to vital medical services.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel advises consumers to protect their data after 700Credit's breach exposed personal information of millions, including Social Security numbers.

Durham adjusts holiday service schedules for trash collection, tree disposal, and public transportation, with some services delayed and special free parking days.

The Shrewsbury Holiday Bazaar offers a variety of shopping options with nearly 120 booths on December 13th, from 9am to 2pm at Shrewsbury City Center.

Two students got to school in a police car after their parents won a ride at a fundraiser, highlighted on the Atlantic Beach Police Department's Facebook page.

Glendale invites residents and businesses to join its second Winter Decorating Contest, with entries accepted until December 14 or 30 entries are in. Mayor Ara Najarian champions the joyous event.

UCSF Benioff has added an Oakland‑based neonatal transport team to shorten emergency transfers for critically ill newborns across the Bay Area and Northern California.