NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch apologized to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani after her brother labeled him an "enemy" of Jewish people, committing to inclusive governance. Mamdani aims to tackle antisemitism and emphasize public safety.

Plymouth completes Northwest Greenway trail; Merry Market event at History Center; Hilde Center holiday lights on display; Santa's Mailboxes ready for letters; Fieldhouse dome offers warm indoor track and sports space.

Park City is seeking a new council member after Ryan Dickey's election as Mayor. Applicants must be residents and voters of Park City for at least a year. Applications open December 23 and close January 5.

Austin is poised to add $100K to a Greenberg Traurig contract as the DOJ investigates the city’s hiring practices; the council will consider the $176K cap next week.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval admitted to his car being repossessed in 2024 due to his "carelessness" but contested the authenticity of a document alleging a further repossession.

The DC Council passed emergency legislation to regulate "streateries” and modify youth curfew limits, aiming for business support and public interest balance.

Dr. Barbra Villona has been appointed as the new health officer for Thurston County's PHSS, succeeding Dr. Abdelmalek after a competitive recruitment process.

Governor Jared Polis toured southern Colorado, visiting a Purple Star-awarded school and a hot sauce business, and unveiling a new building at a military-connected school.

Maryland House Speaker Adrienne Jones has resigned but remains a delegate for Baltimore County, ending her tenure as the first Black and female speaker in the state's history.

Carmel, Indiana, mandates registration of all residential rental dwellings, with a deadline of February 1, 2026, for legacy properties to comply despite rental caps.

Tulsa announces the female recipients for the 2026 Pinnacle Awards, celebrating their leadership and contributions across various sectors, with a ceremony planned for March next year.

The Canyons School District sells surplus items online, benefiting the district's General Fund and providing deals to the community. Items range from iPads to historical art, and are first offered to schools before going to public auction.

Clarksville Gas & Water staff were honored for a perfect score on a state sanitary survey and for an Operational Excellence Award from CWP-KT for their water system's performance.