Darnell Fullum appointed as DeKalb County's Director of Public Safety, bringing 38 years of experience to the role.

Hawaii Pacific Health and Kamehameha Schools renewed a statewide partnership at Kapālama, adding data‑sharing and research to tackle Native Hawaiian health disparities.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson signs an order for post-pandemic work structure, emphasizing in-person services and allowing hybrid schedules.

The Deering Estate is hosting "Deering Contemporary 2026," curated by Dainy Tapia, featuring works by various artists that emphasize environmental and historical awareness.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren met with advocates to discuss strategies for addressing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR), focusing on public safety and improving response.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department advises on lithium-ion battery safety, including proper use, charging, and disposal to prevent fires and toxic gas release.

Marietta's administrative offices, including Marietta Power and Water, will close for Christmas on Dec 24-25, affecting sanitation schedules detailed on their website and app.

Sacramento officials urge residents to help prevent storm flooding by clearing debris from drains and securing outdoor items as a significant rainfall approaches.

The Sun City Center Emergency Squad was honored by Hillsborough County Commissioners for its service, and Chief Mike Bardell accepted the award. They provide emergency responses and health training.

State filings show SpaceX plans a 157,321‑sq‑ft, $20M structure at its Bastrop Starlink campus — listed as a parking garage. The project is registered with Texas regulators and is slated to run into January 2027.

DeKalb County announced the retirement of HR Director Benita Coakley Ransom and Public Works Director Rick Lemke, acknowledging their impactful service.

Carmel's Christkindlmarkt gains national attention; the city integrates Pursuit Alert in police vehicles, adjusts traffic for holiday safety, emphasizes sidewalk snow-clearing, and promotes recycling of holiday lights and various festive activities.

Dallas Police Department's Office of Community Affairs wrapped gifts for children in their 6th Policías en Navidad initiative, fostering community engagement.