Socorro, Texas, announces a service pause for Transit Services from Dec 31, 2025, to Jan 1, 2026, during New Year celebrations, with essential services remaining operational.

El Paso reflects on a year of cultural growth and community in 2025, expressing gratitude for its residents' contributions to the city's vibrancy and unity.

El Paso greets residents with New Year wishes and thanks. City offices close on January 1st, resuming January 2nd. The city shares a message of hope for 2026.

El Paso County lifted Stage 1 Fire Restrictions due to improved conditions. Sheriff Roybal thanked residents for cooperation and urged continued caution to prevent wildfires.

A Montana Vista Fire Rescue volunteer firefighter has died, prompting a GoFundMe for funeral costs. The Clint Fire Department ESD 2 shared condolences on Facebook.

El Paso's waste management schedule is adjusted due to the holidays, with no pickups on Dec 25-26 and Jan 1-2, but make-up collections on Dec 27 and Jan 3 for trash only, not recycling.

El Paso encourages citizens to recycle their live holiday trees for free at Citizen Collection Stations, with conditions like removing all decorations for proper recycling.

The City of Socorro, Texas, shared a Christmas message on Facebook, wishing residents a joyful holiday and emphasizing community, service, and cultural traditions.

Socorro City partners with TXDOT in a campaign against drunk driving, stressing the need for sober driving during holidays with the message "Drive Sober. No Regrets."

The San Elizario Marshal's Office posted a holiday message on Facebook, thanking their community for support and emphasizing the importance of safety and partnership during the festive season.

The El Paso Fire Department highlighted the dedication of their 911 Communications team, who worked through the holidays to keep the community safe, in a social media post.

Horizon City Police rescued a dog near a middle school and used social media to find its owners, expressing law enforcement's caring role in the community.

El Paso calls on residents to recycle cooking grease at Citizen Collection Stations for free to prevent clogged drains and promote cleaner community practices.