The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is hosting a "Pics with Santa" event for community members to take free photos with Santa using their own cameras on December 9.

Malibu City Council has approved a plan to separate from the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, potentially affecting educational arrangements by the 2028-2029 school year, pending further approvals.

West Allis updated its efforts on leaf collection backlog, with 178 leaf piles remaining. Crews faced delays due to parade prep and snow equipment conversion but remain committed to working 12-hour shifts to clear the remaining sections.

Youth from Carver County recognized for alerting authorities to an impaired driver, leading to an arrest and receiving accolades from the local sheriff's office.

Hawai‘i Island's Kona Community Policing Section partners with local entities for a food drive to combat food insecurity, inviting the public to donate on December 12.

The first Christmas in Colorado Springs in 1871 featured settlers celebrating with a basic feast and a decorated tree, showing resilience and community spirit.

St. Paul AME Church hosts the 6th Warren "Speedy" Pyles Food Giveaway including turkey and other foods for Canton's needy residents, with thanks to Canton Outside of Canton and partners.

South Jordan's Light the Night 2025 event reinforced community bonds with festive lighting, garnering gratitude from the city government and support from local businesses.

Fort Worth Police Department announces its annual Toy Drive, inviting community members to donate new toys for children in need during the holiday season.

The West Allis Police Department is seeking community support for their WISH Program to aid women and children affected by domestic abuse during the holidays.

Greendale Village reminds residents of tax season details, including payment deadlines and online portal availability. A mailing postmark issue and a tax bill decimal error were noted but don't affect amounts due.

Bloomberg Philanthropies is awarding San Francisco $7M over three years to expand the Mayor’s Office of Innovation and fund nine new data and design positions.

The Cleveland Police is seeking new recruits, highlighting Officer Congress's exemplary service and encouraging applicants with a passion for community and safety to apply during their January recruitment drive.