The Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, backed by Senator Gallego, has been passed, providing funds for military improvements in Arizona and supporting U.S. allies.

Rep. Emily Gise proposed an Oklahoma bill to eliminate state sales tax on baby diapers to help families cope with financial strain aggravated by inflation.

Palm Beach County received nearly $16 million from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for water infrastructure upgrades against natural disasters.

David Whittaker, former supervisor for Ontario's Water Department, fraudulently acquired $502.88 in unauthorized military leave and pleaded guilty to multiple charges. He was sentenced to community control and service.

Seattle invests $1.45 million in 23 community organizations for food justice in 2026, focusing on meal services, education, and urban agriculture for various community members.

Deputy Chief Jared Lemoine of Keller returned from the FBI National Academy, completing advanced law enforcement training and joining a global network of leaders.

Senator Mark Kelly's office helped recover over $11.2 million in owed benefits for Arizonans, including Social Security and veterans' claims, totaling nearly $45 million since he took office.

Davidson County updates gas appliance flue venting requirements to comply with UL 1738 standard for safety, affecting contractors' projects after January 1, 2026.

San Francisco's Planning Commission now requires permits for exterior drone testing in PDR zones, a move resulting from DoorDash's drone activities and concerns about privacy and employment in diverse socioeconomic areas.

The Ohio Auditor ensures fiscal accountability in public entities across the state, with recent audit reports showing both integrity and areas for improvement.

The U.S. Senate passed the La Paz County Solar Energy and Job Creation Act, promoting solar development and job creation in Arizona. The bill awaits the President's signature.

St. Augustine's Neighborhood Grant Program begins accepting applications on Jan 1, 2026, for community enhancement projects, offering up to $3,000 in funds.

The Collin County DA's Office hired Investigator Michael Cross, highlighting his two-decade law enforcement experience and varied roles, including former Academy Instructor.