Maricopa residents should use a temporary number for non-emergency police assistance on January 7, 2026, due to electrical work at the ECC; 911 services will continue via rerouting.

Port Charlotte has scheduled a public hearing on January 13 to discuss utility rate hikes. An earlier date error on bills was corrected, with further details available on the county website.

Hawai‘i health regulators issued notices ordering Ulta Lab Tests to cut ties with three island collecting depots and fined the local partners $15,000 each after finding illegal direct-to-consumer testing.

Julie Menin likely to become NYC Council's first Jewish speaker, with majority backing, ahead of Wednesday's vote. She has a history of public service and plans to focus on affordability issues.

Senator Marsha Blackburn proposes the No Tax on Wrongful Delay Act to make IRS-paid interest tax-free for victorious taxpayers in audits or tax litigation.

Groundbreaking for the Des Allemands Boat Launch in St. Charles Parish was celebrated, with potential benefits for boating access, tourism, and infrastructure emphasized.

Dan Rayfield, Oregon's AG, appoints Paul Smith as Solicitor General and Jeff Howes as Chief Counsel of the Criminal Justice Division, highlighting their extensive legal experience and past achievements.

ComEd says new transmission deals with eight data centers will shield Chicago customers from more than $2 billion in upgrade costs over the next decade.

Sarah Rumbaugh, sworn in for a second term as Tacoma City Council Member, focuses on local business growth, creating living wage jobs, tackling domestic violence, and enhancing tree coverage, with Mayor Ibsen endorsing her approach to homelessness.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has initiated an overhaul of NYC's migrant shelter system, directing DHS to revamp or close shelters that don't meet standard regulations, given the drop in the shelter population since their peak.

Philadelphia enters FEMA's CRS program, offering a 15% flood insurance discount, saving the community $424,000 annually, with no action required from policyholders. Efforts to improve flood resilience contribute to the city's Class 7 CRS ranking.

The Green Cove Springs City Council session covered natural resource management, financial issues, updates on public services, community projects, and local governance matters.

Robert A. Bertisch receives recognition from the Palm Beach County Board for his 45-year tenure as Executive Director of the Legal Aid Society, driving its growth from a small operation to a $20 million nonprofit.