Hundreds attended the annual Miami-Dade Heart Walk, raising over $438,000 for heart research and honoring the late Dr. Eduardo Salinas. The event included walking, health education, and CPR training, with tribute to survivors like May Perez Johnson.

Phoenix-based nonprofit Coding in Color hosts its second Day of Compute, giving underserved high school students practical experience with computing and coding, aiming to increase STEM opportunities and diversity in the tech industry.

Tenants at the RV Park of San Rafael sued Harmony Communities, alleging unlawful evictions and retaliatory rent hikes and asking a court to protect local rent‑control rights.

Milton City Council's final meeting celebrated the 8th Grade Eagles' state championship and bid farewell to Councilmember Verhoff. Key issues like development and zoning were discussed, alongside city governance matters.

Supporters marched through the Mission to demand Gov. Newsom pardon Zoe Rosenberg after she was ordered to serve 90 days in a high‑profile 'chicken rescue' case.

The Choctaw Police Department clarified on social media that a human trafficking bust happened mainly in Norman & Roland, OK, not in Choctaw, with their officers assisting.

The Honolulu Police partnered with businesses for "Heroes & Helpers," a holiday event where officers shopped with local children to provide gifts and foster community bonds.

Clay County Government announced two meetings: the Charter Review Commission on December 15 and the Land Conservation Committee Meeting on December 16, encouraging community involvement and transparency.

Statesville Police host "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement at the local McDonald's on December 16, aiming to foster better police-community relations.

Forest Park, Ohio, announced the winners of its coloring contest from the Breakfast with Santa event, displaying the artwork at the Municipal Building until December 23.

The Georgia Department of Corrections will host a Family Day on January 23, 2026, for families of inmates to meet with officials. Registration is open until January 15 or until full.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority has generated over $2 billion in economic impact since 2014, contributing to increased home values through demolitions and renovations.

Renowned South Florida radio host John "Footy" Kross passed away, leaving a legacy in broadcasting and addiction treatment through his work with Here's Help Inc.