Ex-Arizona State Rep Leezah Sun, facing past ethics accusations, announces an independent run for governor, pledging to combat corporate political control.

Cherry Hill Mall introduces a parental supervision policy, effective Dec 26, requiring minors to be accompanied by a guardian, as announced by the Cherry Hill Police.

Socorro, Texas, has canceled its January 1, 2026, City Council Meeting due to New Year's Day. Residents are advised to follow the City's Facebook for rescheduling updates.

Philadelphia city building flags are flown at half-staff to honor those affected by the tragedy at Silver Lake Nursing Home and will remain so until December 30th, aligning with a similar state action.

Chester, PA, has updated its trash and recycling schedule, with collections now on the same day, urging residents to adhere to new guidelines for a seamless transition.

DC Mayor Bowser extends holiday greetings, promotes programs like Teen Break Time, volunteering as Snow Team Heroes, Fresh Start 5K, altered trash schedule, and National Building Museum events for residents.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel leads a multistate PSA campaign with the GCFPA against gift card fraud, educating consumers on recognizing scams during the holidays.

DC's HSEMA recognizes staff who work tirelessly during the holidays to keep essential services running, highlighting their commitment to public safety.

The state ordered the Valley Rock Foundation to dissolve and direct about $10 million in grants to Westmont College, local churches and a Yountville community hub.

The U.S. Supreme Court has asked Illinois to explain why it shouldn't hear a challenge to the state's transit carry ban. A January conference could reshape rules on CTA and Metra.

Denver City Council is on break and won't meet during the week of December 29, 2025. Meetings resume on January 5, 2026, in a temporary location due to construction.

Council Member Maxie Johnson of District 4, Dallas, sent out a Christmas message promoting community, hope, and togetherness, as reported by the City of Dallas' bulletin.

A trial date is set for January 19, 2027, regarding the First Amendment case of UT professor Tamar Shirinian, following her comment on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.