Colorado Governor Jared Polis orders flags to half-staff on December 7 to honor National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and the lives lost during the 1941 attack.

Texas Senate Bill 8 requires school facilities to be used based on biological sex, prompting El Paso Community College to offer alternative unisex restrooms.

Culinary union members held a 24-hour strike at Harry Reid International Airport's Village Pub to demand equitable contracts, with previous protests resulting in 24 detentions.

Saint Paul's Housing & Redevelopment Authority is discussing parking agreements, property sales, and redevelopment projects to shape the city's future, as seen in a recent agenda.

Following a shooting targeting National Guard members, the Trump administration has imposed a broad freeze on legal immigration, intensifying scrutiny and leaving many in limbo.

Montgomery County Council President Natali Fani-González presented her legislative plan, focusing on the Trust Act for immigrant protections, police infrastructure, educational accountability, and the housing affordability crisis.

AG Kris Mayes advances Phase 2 of Operation Robocall Roundup, targeting service providers to stop illegal robocalls, per the Anti-Robocall Multistate Litigation Task Force.

Senator Champion criticizes the targeting of Minnesota's Somali community by the Trump administration and ICE, emphasizing their contribution to society.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Texas' 2025 congressional redistricting maps, a decision praised by Governor Greg Abbott as a victory for Texas voters, despite concerns over minority representation.

San Diego officials led a meeting to oppose the Trump administration's offshore drilling proposal, emphasizing environmental protection and renewable energy progress.

Ohio Representative Marilyn John voted for property tax reforms aiming to save Ohioans $2.4 billion, including bills to cap tax increases and expand tax credits.

Kate Stewart was honored with the Elizabeth and David Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award by the COG for her efforts in regional collaboration and addressing various social issues.

West Contra Costa School District experiences its first strike, with teachers demanding better pay and benefits, along with support for their international colleagues. Negotiations are stalled despite ongoing talks.