Douglas County reaffirms its commitment to streamlining business processes at the State of Douglas County event, emphasizing reduced red tape and faster permit issuance.

A retired Sonoma County deputy alleges years of racial discrimination and repeated pass‑overs for promotions in an 83‑page lawsuit filed in county court.

Gilbert is planning its 2026 AAP for CDBG funds, seeking local input on housing and community projects. Public meetings and hearings offer residents a chance to influence development priorities.

AG Mayes leads a bipartisan coalition urging Meta to crack down on deceptive AI-generated weight loss ads, citing the lack of FDA approval and the exploitation of body image issues.

Shorewood officials passed Ordinance 3077, allowing police to impound vehicles for reckless driving on the first offense, aiming to address safety risks.

The NDAA for 2026, set to be signed into law, includes benefits for Arizona's military infrastructure and a troop pay raise, as announced by Senator Mark Kelly.

Ardena Carrasco, noted for her resilience, advanced her education at EPCC and UTEP while helping others at EPCC's Connect Center, poised to join UTEP's Pharmacy program.

DPW's Deputy Director taught local students about city infrastructure and safety, engaging them with discussions on street signs and subterranean systems.

SB 307 orders CSU campuses to shield students whose schooling is interrupted by immigration enforcement. Advocates say the law helps, but campus staff warn training is still needed.

The City of Cambridge announces reduced electricity rates and increased renewable energy percentages for the Cambridge Community Electricity program, starting January 2026.

Brannon Hampton has been appointed as Goodyear's vice mayor, a role he'll assume with the new year. Having served on the City Council since 2017, he is committed to growth and fiscal responsibility.

Oklahoma City announces holiday schedule changes, with city offices closed on Dec. 24-25, altered trash collection, and free public transportation on Christmas Day.

Miami is set to host talks between American, Russian, and Ukrainian officials, including US envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, to discuss a US peace plan for Ukraine.