The City of Socorro expressed gratitude to its citizens on International Thank You Day, acknowledging their participation in local governance and community events through a social media post.

A water main break in Northeast and parts of Central El Paso has led to boil water advisories and disrupted services, with repairs expected to take days.

A water main break in Northeast El Paso causes disruptions, leading to police managing traffic and urging street cautions. A Boil Water Notice is issued to residents.

El Paso Police services remain operational amid a water main break at the Northeast Regional Command building, with officers still responding to calls and the public directed to other centers for in-person matters.

Horizon City Police remind Texans of the Move Over Law to ensure roadside safety for emergency personnel, with strict enforcement and potential fines or jail time for non-compliance.

EPCC has extended its payment deadline for Spring 2026 registration to January 30, offering extra time for financial arrangements and promoting payment plans and emergency loans for students.

El Paso County officials and Chief Gailey joined students at IDEA Mesa Hills with high-fives and smiles to foster positive police-community relations.

The El Paso Police Department hosted a "Coffee with a Cop" event to engage with the community, supported by Albertsons, as part of efforts to improve police-community relations.

Deputy Solano from El Paso County engaged with seniors through bingo, highlighting community policing efforts and building trust between law enforcement and residents.

El Paso Parks and Recreation opens registration for youth sports, including soccer and basketball, for ages 4-12, with scholarships available for those in need.

El Paso encourages residents to recycle holiday trees by providing a free disposal service at the Citizens Collection station until January 31, aligning with eco-friendly initiatives.

Local seniors in Socorro celebrated Dia De Los Reyes Magos, sharing Rosca de Reyes bread with hidden baby Jesus figures, symbolizing luck and the responsibility to host Candlemas.

Horizon City residents are invited to a town meeting on January 10 to discuss construction projects and community concerns, with Mayor Rentera leading and TxDOT and contractors present.