Tempe Shares Essential Recycling Tips for the Holiday Season to Keep the City Clean and Green
Tempe officials offer recycling guidelines for the holiday season, including cleaning recyclables, special disposal for plastic bags, and handling fats and oils, with adjustments to trash collection schedules during Christmas and New Year.
Arizona Corporation Commission Alerts Investors to Emerging Crypto Recovery Scams During Fraud Awareness Week
The Arizona Corporation Commission warns investors of a new crypto fraud, urging caution and advising victims to report scams and conduct background checks on recovery service offers.
San Francisco Launches Pilot Program to Move RV Dwellers to Permanent Housing Amid Homelessness Crisis
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie introduces a pilot program to help residents living in RVs secure permanent housing by offering landlords a reservation fee for vacant units.
St. Louis Park City Council Proclaims November 20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance Amidst Legislative Challenges
St. Louis Park City Council declared November 20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance in honor of transgender lives lost to violence, highlighting a trend of anti-transgender legislation.
Phoenix Announces Thanksgiving Service Changes: Trash Collection, Public Transit, and More Altered for Holiday Schedule
Phoenix announced holiday schedule changes including no trash collection on Thanksgiving, public transit on Sunday schedule, closures of transfer stations, libraries, and recreation centers, while parks remain open.
Reno Prepares for Holiday Season with Office Closures for Thanksgiving and Family Day
Reno's administrative offices close for Thanksgiving and Family Day, but invite the public to their Christmas Tree Lighting on Nov. 28. Recreation facilities will also be closed, with emergency services remaining available.
Sacramento Reports Progress in Tackling Homelessness, Over 2,000 Cases Managed in a Week
Sacramento's latest report details the city's response to homelessness, including 544 calls, 2,096 cases opened, 2,466 cases closed, waste removal, and housing efforts, highlighting the need for more shelter space.
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office in Nevada Celebrates Young Artists in First-Ever Cops 4 Kids Coloring Contest
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office concluded its first Cops 4 Kids Coloring Contest, celebrating with Root Beer Float Parties and awarding prizes to winners in various school levels.
Keller Public Safety's "Operation Gift Guardians" Shields Holiday Packages from Porch Pirates in Keller and Westlake
Keller Public Safety's "Operation Gift Guardians" program is returning to protect holiday packages from theft by offering residents a secure delivery location at the Keller Police Station.












