Philadelphia's Municipal Pension Fund is on track for full funding by 2033, with improved fiscal policies and strong investment returns contributing to its financial stability.

DeKalb County Police Department prepares to launch its National Public Safety Partnership discussion to address violent crime using data-driven strategies, in collaboration with federal agencies.

DDOT rescheduled the Taylor Street Protected Bikeway Open House to February 1 due to weather, for community input on the project enhancing travel safety and efficiency.

The DeKalb County Board will discuss voter challenges at a meeting with a public comment period. Emails for comments must be sent to a specified address and follow set guidelines.

The latest issue of Union City’s newsletter, UC Now, highlights the city's development under the R3 Master Plan, showcasing community growth and revitalization efforts.

La Vergne plans a Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration on January 20, 2025, with speakers Pastor Joe E. Randle, Jr. and Commissioner Hope Oliver, and music by Newsboys members.

Pullen Community Center is hosting a "Let's Make Valentines" event where participants can craft valentines during a floating two-hour period for $4 per person on Feb. 11.

Plymouth's council welcomes new members post-elections, with winter festivities planned. Community events like the Fire & Ice festival and Puzzle Palooza are highlighted, plus economic initiatives and birthday party services are offered by the city.

The Lawrenceville Police introduced K9 Rowan, a Goldendoodle, as their Community Wellness Dog for mental health support.

The Pullen Community Center in Raleigh offers a free event introducing honey bees and beekeeping, aimed at families and individuals interested in the environment and pollination.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proposes a "Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance" to expedite resources and actions against the city's fentanyl crisis.

A water main break in DeKalb County, Georgia, affects over 20,000 residents. The Department of Watershed Management is responding to the issue and may issue a boil water advisory.

The Rec Center in Monterey Drive is hosting a Puzzlepalooza event on February 17, where teams compete to solve 500-piece puzzles. Prizes are awarded to the fastest teams.