Jaime Moore is sworn in as the Los Angeles Fire Department Chief with unanimous support from City Council, aiming to enhance community ties and reform public safety.

Cook County homeowners received delayed property tax bills, with a December 15 deadline. Delays, caused by a complex technical overhaul, prompted no-interest loans for local jurisdictions. Homeowners are urged to check for exemptions to save money.

The City of Denton has released their latest staff report, providing updates on city projects and plans, with options for residents to sign up for regular alerts and access archived reports online.

The Nevada Supreme Court allowed a case to proceed against six Republicans for signing false election certificates declaring Trump the winner of the 2020 election in Nevada.

Sen. Gallego urges HHS to release $4 billion in LIHEAP funds to help low-income households with winter heating costs, as heating expenses are expected to rise.

Boulder will not appeal a court ruling on a 1991 grant that may bind the city to the Boulder Municipal Airport indefinitely, accepting the federal position for now.

Colorado Springs City Council greenlit a proposal to create a tech-focused Colorado Springs CHIPS Zone, potentially boosting local jobs and innovation, pending state approval.

A new SDCTA scorecard graded 23 San Diego‑area districts on bond spending transparency; several earned A+ marks while others — especially smaller or rural districts — received failing grades.

Issue #30 of the HCSO Insider highlights the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office activities, including staff awards, K9 memorials, wellness events, and recruitment efforts.

The Fort Worth City Council is set to discuss development proposals and city improvements, including green initiatives, infrastructure projects, funding for elections, and community development programs during their upcoming meeting.

Milwaukee's Latvian community celebrates Latvia's Independence Day at City Hall, with cultural events including a "We Are Latvian" exhibit and prominent guests like the Latvian Ambassador.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues three Texas university programs for excluding religious students and employers, arguing it violates First Amendment rights.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints a panel of experts to the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office Advisory Panel to reduce regulatory burdens and advance economic opportunity in the state.