Brooklyn kicks off the holiday season with tree lightings and celebrations, including Park Slope's annual event and festivities across the borough promoting community and local shopping.

Clayton County Police Department Headquarters has opened its community room as a warming station until December 1, 2025, to protect residents against cold weather.

The White House Police Department shared holiday shopping safety tips on Facebook to prevent thefts, advising vigilance, shopping in groups, using credit cards safely, and having emergency plans.

Lawrence, Indiana, postponed its holiday event due to a winter storm, with plans to reschedule it. The celebration includes vendors, ice skating, a parade, a variety show, and a tree lighting.

The Atlanta BeltLine Marketplace thrived on Small Business Saturday, with local vendors drawing shoppers under the Freedom Parkway bridge to experience and support the city's small businesses.

The Raleigh Police Department is hosting "A Night with Santa" to celebrate the holiday season with the local community and strengthen community bonds.

The Bloomington Holiday Market is starting, featuring crafts, music, and food at Showers Common from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a visit from St. Nick, celebrating local artisans and community spirit.

Tampa PD warns residents of increased porch piracy during the holiday season, advising package tracking, use of delivery notifications, and pickup alternatives to prevent theft.

Cleveland supports local small businesses with a $300,000 grant from Steelyard Commons TIF, coinciding with #SmallBusinessSaturday, aiming for economic revitalization.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office advised consumers to protect their packages from theft by tracking deliveries, not leaving them unattended, adding delivery instructions, and using security measures, sharing tips on Facebook.

Multnomah County law enforcement ensures safety at local holiday events, with TriMet Transit Police and deputies overseeing festivities like the Portland Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Minnesota's Department of Public Safety honors Indigenous leaders for their role in enhancing state-wide safety during Native American Heritage Month.

Alameda launches the 12 Days of Alameda campaign to support local businesses during the holiday season, with themed shopping days, giveaways, and community engagement.