Homeowners in Hawaiian Paradise Park voted to halt a mailbox-park project after workers uncovered a lava tube and ancestral remains at the site. The move pauses one of four mailbox parks and sets up state review.

Fort Lauderdale is set to replace stormwater pipes to address flood damage with FEMA-funded construction starting January 2026, causing temporary lane closures.

El Paso Environmental Services Department announced on social media that city offices and waste services will be closed on January 1-2, 2026, for New Year celebrations.

Fernandina Beach officials remind citizens to properly dispose of fireworks after beach accesses were damaged by improperly discarded fireworks last New Year.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office announced its 2025 Employees of the Year on social media, honoring M. Ragan, D. Mullen, and J. Mitchell for their exceptional service.

Blaine offers Christmas tree disposal service through Walters Recycling and Refuse, with collection in the first two weeks of January. Residents must place natural, decoration-free trees on the curb.

St. Johns County officials warn against improper disposal of lithium batteries after a garbage truck fire, urging residents to use designated drop-off locations.

Athens-Clarke County announces holiday schedule adjustments, including closures of government services and facilities on New Year's Day with most resuming January 2.

Wayne Wright is the new interim superintendent of Swartz Creek Community Schools, starting January 1, 2026, providing stability following Jim Kitchen's resignation.

Phoenix announces adjustments to city services for New Year's holiday, including solid waste pickup delays, public library closures, and changes to public transit schedules.

Maryland Heights Police will test the city's emergency alert system on January 1, 2025, via MH Alerts, using Everbridge technology for direct outreach. Residents can manage preferences online.

Tenants at Santa Clara’s Agrihood say sanitation, safety and air‑quality problems persist as the developer seeks to swap approved rental units for 44 for‑sale townhomes.

Peoria announces New Year's holiday hours for city services, with libraries, community centers, and recreation centers closing early on Dec 31 and remaining closed on Jan 1.