Sheriff Joseph Roybal of El Paso County conveyed Christmas and New Year greetings to the Pikes Peak region, appreciating his staff's dedication to public safety.

El Paso opens libraries and recreation centers as warming shelters to provide a refuge for residents during the winter, with extended operating hours including the holiday season.

Las Cruces is planning a revitalization of the El Paseo and S. Solano corridors with a focus on sustainable development, equity, and historical preservation. Residents are encouraged to share input via a survey.

El Paso County Sheriff Roybal has announced plans for a new substation to serve the rapidly growing population in the northern and eastern areas, with an RFP issued for its construction.

The El Paso Police will participate in "Shop With A Cop" on Dec 14, 2024, with Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Paso, fostering bonds while kids shop for gifts at Walmart.

Horizon High School plans a memorial for Mario Ruben Tafoya, a beloved teacher who died last month, to honor his impactful teaching and mentoring legacy.

Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department announced a winter break camp for K-5th graders with activities and meal provisions, at two locations, with registration starting Dec. 9.

A water main break in West El Paso caused school closures and affected residents, with repairs underway and water service expected to be mostly restored by early Wednesday.

Las Cruces library hosts "What Have You Been Reading?", a monthly book discussion for sharing literary experiences, available both in-person and online.

The Las Cruces Fire Department emphasizes safety measures to prevent house fires during the festive season, especially after a recent fire incident in the area.

El Paso celebrated its 88th annual Sun Bowl Parade with a theme honoring military veterans, educators, and first responders, featuring grand marshal Wayne Thornton.

Branigan Memorial Library hosts a Romance Discussion Group on Dec 5, discussing holiday romance movies. Open to in-person and virtual attendees, it's part of a series extending into 2025, covering various romance genres.

Las Cruces is updating its land use code and seeks public input on the Realize Las Cruces Technical Manual until December 31, 2024. The new zoning map aligns with the Elevate Las Cruces Plan.