Milton Fire Station 44 is hosting a pancake breakfast with Santa and a toy drive for children in need, in cooperation with North Fulton Community Charities. Gifts can be dropped off at the event or throughout the week.

The Holiday Miracle Program in Loomis saw increased community support, with over 125 volunteers wrapping gifts for 850 children in need during the holiday season.

Sheriff Kelly A. Martinez is implementing measures to improve San Diego County detention facilities by reducing in-custody deaths and enhancing safety protocols.

The Tideflats Subarea Plan received unanimous approval from the Steering Committee and aims to balance industrial growth with environmental sustainability in Tacoma.

A transformer blowout caused a power outage in Lakewood and parts of Cleveland, affecting over 8,000 residents. Power was largely restored by 8 a.m. Schools closed due to the incident.

San Antonio Animal Care Services is hosting a Home for the Howlidays Adoption Fair to encourage pet adoption with festivities like photo ops with Santa and snowfall.

Chanhassen, MN residents can have their Christmas trees picked up by a local scout troop for a $10 fee on January 4, supporting youth activities. Sign-up ends December 27 via email.

The Valley community mourns ATV accidents, with a vigil for Gilian Ragan and a fundraiser for crash victim Jesse Cantu, while AZ implements a new safety course.

Northville Township residents opposed the proposed expansion of Arbor Hills landfill at a town hall meeting, voicing concerns about odors, noise, and environmental impacts.

Clayton County LEPC invites the public to a meeting to improve hazardous materials incident preparedness and transparency on December 12 at the Fire & Training Academy.

The Rancho Cordova PAL is hosting a Holiday Run on December 14th to benefit youth programs, offering a family walk and 5k/10k runs for community fitness and police engagement.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office participated in local Christmas parades with their mascot, Deputy Do Right, and decorated vehicles, promoting safe holiday celebrations.

Governor Abbott announces a virtual workshop to help Borger, Texas enhance its music scene. It's part of the Music Friendly Texas Community program aimed at growing the state's music industry.