President Trump is open to meeting with NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani after previous tensions, signaling a possible collaboration for the city's benefit.

North Bend's Mayor proclaimed November 14, 2025, as Arbor Day, with a local event including tree planting to enhance the riparian habitat along the Snoqualmie River.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark has promoted Joy Lee to Communications Director, succeeding Kathryn Alexander. Lee previously served as Deputy Communications Director and has experience with Nancy Pelosi's office.

Indian Trail invites residents to "Coffee with the Mayor" for open dialogue with Mayor Cohn on Nov. 18 at Brandon Oaks Clubhouse, no registration needed.

Mayoral candidate Victor Rosario was arrested for aggression towards police and resisting arrest in Miami’s Brickell, after fleeing a traffic stop and being found with a loaded gun.

Massachusetts observed 'World Day of Remembrance' to honor traffic crash victims and call for road safety changes, including legislation for stricter traffic enforcement and truck safety measures.

Gregg Favre has been appointed as the new commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) in St. Louis, bringing over two decades of emergency services experience to the role.

Mayor-elect Mamdani hopes that NYPD Commissioner Tisch will stay on under his administration, discussing public safety and reforms without confirming her position.

Upper Arlington City Council meets tonight at 7 pm for a session open to public input, available in person or via live stream, ensuring community engagement in local decision-making.

The EPAB is set to meet remotely on November 20 to discuss Oregon's online agency services. Public can join via a provided Microsoft Teams link or call-in number.

Montgomery County Police canceled a news conference meant to detail holiday season traffic enforcement plans, citing scheduling conflicts. The event was to discuss the use of automated enforcement technology.

Hillsboro opens a new, year-round shelter by Project Homeless Connect, providing 75 beds and support services, with funding from multiple government sources.

San Antonio removed a subcontracting rule that once required up to 40% of some city work go to minority- and women-owned firms, citing new federal rules and funding risk.