Clark County launches a Community Land Trust to support first-time homebuyers by offering homes where the trust retains land ownership to ensure ongoing affordability.

Fishers, Indiana, launches holiday festivities, including the new Jingle Bell Junction, alongside traditional events like the tree-lighting, celebrations, Cookies with Characters, an art market, movie nights, and charity galas.

The Englewood Public Library is experiencing server outages affecting multiple services including checkouts, returns, online access, and new card registrations.

Monroe's Holiday Spark at Evergreen State Fair Park features a holiday bazaar, live entertainment, Elvis impersonation, food vendors, kid-friendly activities, private igloos, charity drives, and festive decorations from December 4-7, 2025.

Jacksonville, Florida, announces an adoption event for 19 Dachshunds, providing instructions and promising necessary adoption materials for new owners.

Hillsborough County urges proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease to avoid damage to home plumbing and sewage systems, advocating recycling through CORE.

The Reno City Council passed measures for city improvement, including traffic safety, economic development, noise regulation, policing, and sports, with notable actions like installing RRFBs, property sales, and renegotiating the Reno Aces agreement.

TIME's "Best Colleges for Future Leaders 2026" list included several Michigan colleges, with the University of Michigan ranking 11th. The extensive analysis by TIME and Statista reviewed the careers of thousands of leaders to compile the list.

Santa Monica announces a series of holiday events, including an ice rink, festive Ferris wheel shows, Small Business Saturday shopping, a tree lighting ceremony, and themed markets and performances.

Milton's Planning Commission will deliberate zoning ordinance changes, including tree preservation, signage standards, and accommodating food trucks, at their November 20 meeting.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel released the Elder Abuse Task Force newsletter highlighting resources for seniors, recent progress in Adult Protective Services, legislative efforts, and new tools like multilingual brochures and free Power of Attorney forms.

Santa Monica Swim Center will close for annual maintenance from December 15 to January 4, 2026, with extensive upgrades planned. Lap swimming moves to Santa Monica High School during this period.

The City of Fort Worth adjusts its trash collection schedule for Thanksgiving, allowing residents to set out two extra bags of garbage without additional charge.