The Clay County Sheriff’s Office in Florida clarified new license plate regulations on social media, emphasizing that visibility is crucial for law enforcement and non-compliant modifications may result in misdemeanors or felonies.

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in Chandler, AZ is set to undergo renovations starting January 2026, with phase one focusing on infrastructure, lighting, and pedestrian safety improvements.

Glendale Water & Power eliminated coal from its energy mix, focusing on natural gas and eventually hydrogen, in line with California's clean energy goals.

Oxford House and CCSO meet with Cleveland County inmates to discuss recovery from addiction, emphasizing personal stories and community rehabilitation.

Williamson County offices will close for Christmas and New Year holidays, with modified hours for certain services; animal shelter offers special hours.

Laura Chenel says it has stopped sourcing milk from Grand Barr Dairy after a PETA investigation alleged neglect. The creamery says it will review supplier animal-care standards while authorities review the case.

Commissioner Marleine Bastien hosts the "Holiday Toyland: District 2 Toy Giveaway" event in Miami with toys, activities, and Santa photos for families who RSVP.

Layton City, Utah, offers a family-friendly WIBIT obstacle course every Wednesday at Surf 'n Swim for swimmers aged 6 and older, featuring climbing, sliding, and splashing activities.

Tow companies in San Diego report a sharp rise in repossessions as national auto delinquencies climb; here’s what borrowers should know.

The Portland SSCC reported aiding the homeless, offering 54 shelter referrals with 24 acceptances and 8 actual stays. They assessed 664 campsites and handled trash, while addressing health and safety risks at others.

West Allis announces holiday schedule for garbage/recycling collection and city facility closures, with an adjusted waste pick-up chart provided, and encourages residents to use the city app for updates.

85-year-old Roberto Fernandez earned his college degree from FIU after initially enrolling in 1972 and pausing his education to focus on business and family.

Hand‑painted foam tombstones in San Jose will represent unhoused people who died in Santa Clara County this year; officials say counts are down, but advocates say the losses are still preventable.