The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office uses a humorous social media post to remind the public of road safety rules for bicyclists and motorists, emphasizing shared respect and the necessity of maintaining safe distances.

The Sunset Park Restoration Project in St. John the Baptist Parish's tree-planting phase is postponed due to bad weather, rescheduled for December 13.

Services for fallen Deputy Shaquille Guerin will be held at Mount Hermon Baptist Church, with visitation on Dec. 12 starting at 9 a.m. A fund is set up to support his family.

St. John the Baptist Parish employees, Derrion Thomas and Denzel Noble, achieved success at the APWA Equipment Rodeo, qualifying for national competition.

The Louisiana Shrimp Task Force will meet to discuss turtle device enforcement, disaster aid, and industry marketing strategies in Houma on December 10, with public participation available.

Jefferson Parish started the 39th Christmas in the Park with 10 million LED lights and new installations. Advance tickets cost $20, but technical issues paused the event temporarily.

St. Tammany Parish Public Works Director Jay Watson educated Magnolia Trace Elementary Student Ambassadors about local government, infrastructure, and public service, fostering civic engagement and leadership skills.

St. Bernard Parish announced a collaboration with the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association to commemorate the 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor at a ceremony on December 7.

Entergy schedules a power outage in Garyville on Dec 16, from 8 am to 4 pm for utility work, affecting several streets as posted by St. John the Baptist Parish.

The St. John the Baptist Parish held its fourth annual Senior Citizen Holiday Luncheon, featuring music, bingo, a Santa visit, prizes, and festive cheer for the senior community.

St. John the Baptist Parish is hosting a blood drive on December 8, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., to encourage life-saving donations during the holidays.

Destrehan residents are invited to a groundbreaking event on December 9 for a $10 million drainage project aimed at improving water flow to the Destrehan Pump Station No. 2.

New Orleans' Department of Safety and Permits hosts a public information session for transparency and civic engagement, with limited spots available on a first-come, first-serve basis.