The U.S. Army says live-fire and aviation training at Schofield Barracks and the East Range will run through Dec. 19; here’s the schedule and how to report noise concerns.

Plaquemines Parish is developing a "Safe Streets for All Plan" with community input via a survey and workshop.

The Anthony Police Department bans candy throwing at a night parade due to safety concerns, urging children to stay on sidewalks and providing a route for attendees to plan their viewing spots.

Los Angeles County is hosting a gun buyback event in South Whittier offering gift cards in exchange for firearms to reduce the number of guns in circulation.

Paul Richardson became a living liver donor for his sister, undergoing rigorous screening and a challenging recovery but ultimately contributing to her successful transplant and improved life.

The LA County Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Barger to aid Altadena's small businesses post-Eaton Fire with new programs and support services.

Clayton County Parks and Rec hosts a Winter Wonderland Carnival Dec 18-20, with free entry and $25 unlimited ride wristbands, at the Spivey Splash lot.

DDPHE warns Denver residents about winter hazards and advises against using stoves for heating to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. It urges caution for hypothermia and frostbite, offers warming centers, and reminds of pet safety regulations.

Austin finished a new reservoir and pump station to enhance water service, completed ahead of schedule with a capacity to significantly boost daily water provision.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to host Justice Fair 2025, offering resources ranging from jobs to housing for individuals impacted by the justice system, with over 80 participants expected.

Jaylin Gillum, a standout student at Cleveland State University, reflects on their college experience, highlighting key internships and the impact of faculty mentorship on their academic and professional growth.

The Maricopa County will test Palo Verde Generating Station's emergency systems on December 4, including sirens and a Wireless Emergency Alert, to ensure compliance with federal standards.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue adds Xanadu, a Labrador Retriever, as an accelerant detection canine to aid in fire investigations.