Upper Arlington announces holiday service changes including adjusted garbage collection dates, special community center hours, and holiday light recycling programs.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office hosted a holiday shopping spree for local children, with officers assisting in gift selection, supported by JaxPAL with a $250 gift card per child.

Raleigh's Fred Fletcher Park is hosting a series of yoga sessions aimed at teaching alignment and promoting strength and flexibility for participants over 18, with indoor and potential outdoor classes if weather permits.

Mountain View is distributing free sandbags at its Municipal Operations Center as NWS issues flood watches and heavy rain approaches the Bay Area.

A Cobb County house fire displaced four people and injured a firefighter. The blaze began in a garage early Monday morning. The cause is under investigation, and a family cat is missing.

Colorado's Universal Preschool program saw a record 12,886 applications for the 2026-27 year, indicating high demand and support for early education in the state.

Pembroke Pines is hosting the Neon Nine Glow Golf Tournament on January 9, 2026, featuring glow-in-the-dark golf balls and a 9-hole scramble. The event requires a $90 entry fee and offers dinner and prizes.

El Paso County law enforcement is increasing patrols to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, emphasizing safety in a social media message from Sheriff Ugarte and Chief Soria.

The Arlington Police Department was recognized for 40 years of their Santa Cops program, which aids families during holidays. Mayor Ross lauded the initiative at a council meeting.

El Paso alters trash schedule during holidays; no collection on Dec. 25-26, Jan. 1-2, with make-up days on the following Saturdays. Only gray bins will be picked up.

A federal judge preliminarily approved a settlement forcing Aetna to expand fertility coverage for same‑sex couples and setting up claims for Californians who were denied benefits.

Tacoma city offices and facilities are closed on Christmas and New Year's Day, with waste services postponed and parking enforcement paused on these holidays.

Evacuation orders in Welches, Clackamas County were lifted following a landslide, though residents were urged to stay alert. One neighborhood remains under a Level 2 notice.