Casa del Migrante warns a major funding drop and stalled donations could force Tijuana’s oldest migrant shelter to close by late spring, endangering dozens. Local groups are scrambling.

The Polk County Fire Rescue team donated over 450 toys to the local Toys For Tots, embodying community spirit and ensuring a joyful holiday for children.

Hebron announced winners of their Resident Decorating contest, with awards across categories like Traditional Christmas and Griswold Christmas, celebrating festive home displays.

A new Nothing Bundt Cakes bakery opens in Lawrence, offering a variety of Bundt cakes with cream cheese frosting. Mayor Deb Whitfield attended the ribbon-cutting event.

Cardinal Dolan steps down as NY Archbishop; Bishop Hicks named successor by Pope Leo XIV. Hicks faces challenges, including a $300M abuse compensation fund.

Richard Bell, a prominent collegiate football coach, died at 88, leaving a legacy that includes recruiting Kirby Smart and leading the Georgia Bulldogs' defense.

Ann Arbor is removing over 600 "Neighborhood Crime Watch" signs after a City Council vote, prompted by concerns over their effectiveness and inclusivity.

Cleveland Heights is assessing the feasibility of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to improve housing options, as seen from the discussions and survey results found on their Facebook page.

Danny C. Williams receives South Carolina's highest civilian award, the Order of the Palmetto, after a long law enforcement career.

San Mateo County, grappling with high housing prices, has provided resident Elizabeth Perez with a home at Casa Esperanza, amidst concerns about funding sustainability for such housing projects.

The City of Mentor, Ohio highlighted the historical significance of the Mentor Train Depot and their History Trail that explores the impact of rail travel on the city's development.

Police Chief Stirling issues holiday safety tips including responsible driving, securing homes, and ensuring safe travel for guests. Officers will patrol to keep the community safe during festivities.

St. Louis Refuse Division announces changes to trash collection schedule for Christmas and New Year's, with adjustments for roll cart and recyclable collections, and a reminder of suspended yard waste pickup.