Denver City Council to hold public hearings on zoning and city planning, discussing Regis area rezoning and the Far Southwest Area Plan, while also reviewing an ordinance to make entertainment districts permanent.

California Governor Gavin Newsom lobbied Congress for wildfire recovery funds on Capitol Hill, but faced delays due to the Trump administration's inaction.

Captain Roylen Valera of the Hawaiʻi Police Department was honored by the Hawaiʻi County Council and the State Senate for his 28 years of service and community engagement.

Ogden Police are enforcing a city code to curb loud vehicle noises, targeting disruptive driving behaviors and street racing, hoping to improve community tranquility.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green orders flags at half-staff to honor Pearl Harbor victims on December 7, 2025, with ceremonies at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.

South Milwaukee has announced that the Mayor and Municipal Judge positions are open for election in Spring 2026, with nomination papers available until January 6.

Philadelphia's CPOC names Miguel Garces as its first Director of Data Analytics and Accountability Insights to enhance police oversight through data-driven strategies.

Tom Homan, former White House Border Czar, made controversial remarks during a Turning Point USA event at UTEP, leading to protests and a confrontation with a heckler.

The Tennessee Department of Education celebrated educational leaders at the Excellence in Education event, awarding Principal and Supervisor of the Year for 2025-2026.

Tacoma considers a 0.1% sales tax hike to fund criminal justice, exempting essentials to ease low-income impact. If passed, it takes effect April 1, 2026.

The NCDOT issues weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for fiscal transparency, detailing receipts, disbursements, and cash balances, emphasizing that these figures represent transient snapshots and not the finalized monthly totals.

New Orleans leaders, including Mayor-elect Moreno, demand transparency from U.S. Customs and Border Protection regarding "Operation Catahoula Crunch," emphasizing constitutional rights and public trust.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has intensified traffic enforcement to reduce fatalities, after 150 deaths this year. They invite the public to observe their operations and stress the importance of safe driving.