Pamela Price is planning to run for Alameda County district attorney in 2026, aiming to win back the position from which she was recalled. She continues to advocate for progressive reforms despite criticism on her policies.

Texas Governor Abbott announces over $1 million in grants for school districts to enhance workforce readiness.

Arizona State Schools Superintendent Tom Horne accuses AG Kris Mayes of neglecting to investigate alleged misuse of ESA funds, contrasting her public criticism of the program's management.

Five applicants are being considered for the Court of Appeals Eastern Section to replace retiring Judge Swiney, with public interviews scheduled for January 7, 2026.

Utah's high school graduation rate has increased to 89.8% in 2025, continuing an upward trend since 2017 and showing improvements across various student demographics.

Oregon's Division of Financial Regulation settled with five firms over unnecessary fees, securing restitution and policy reviews to prevent future overcharges.

U.S. Senators introduced a bipartisan resolution condemning Iran's treatment of the Baha'i community, emphasizing the need for religious freedom and urging Iran to cease human rights abuses.

Illinois’ year‑to‑date receipts are nearly $1B higher even as November sales‑tax collections fell, with income‑tax gains masking an uneven picture for the budget.

Maricopa City Council appointed Councilmember Vincent Manfredi as Vice Mayor for 2026. The council recognized the completion of a citizens' leadership program and named a new sports facility at Copper Sky. They also voted on City Code updates.

The Oregon Investment Council reported a 2.1% third-quarter return for OPERF, below their 5.4% benchmark, despite strong corporate earnings and a five-year annualized return of 8.8% surpassing the 6.9% target.

The outgoing Ward 11 council member will host a meeting with residents to reflect on their tenure and introduce Council Member-elect Whiting at Pearl Park Recreation Center.

Ohio residents can get aid for heating bills through HEAP, which offers financial assistance directly applied to utility or bulk fuel bills for those eligible based on income criteria. Application assistance is available.

Minnetonka Mayor Brad Wiersum announced his retirement after over 20 years in public service, highlighting his tenure's achievements, like tackling affordable housing and acquiring The Marsh for community well-being.