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.

New Orleans' DPW engaged with residents to discuss infrastructure upgrades, prioritizing public input and transparency through outreach events and meetings.

EPCC's Professional Staff Association had a productive annual meeting in Fabens, Texas, focused on communication and unity, featuring a keynote on storytelling by Oscar R. Velasquez.

The Boston School Committee has voted to close three schools and reconfigure one by 2027 due to declining student enrollment and required facility repairs. The contentious decision aims to streamline the district and improve educational quality.

Minneapolis City Council members encourage support for immigrant-owned businesses amid challenges from increased federal immigration enforcement, impacting the local economy and patronage.

Measles exposure was reported at Raleigh-Durham International Airport's Terminal 2 on December 10th, with a call for unvaccinated visitors to watch for symptoms and consider immunization.

The Marysville Police Department welcomed three new officers who graduated from the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission’s Basic Law Enforcement Academy.

El Paso Community College is extending registration hours from January 2-21, 2026, to ease the process for students. Services provided include admissions testing and counseling.

City Councilor Mitch Green leads a push for an oversight hearing on $21 million undisclosed to Portland City Council, coinciding with a budget deficit.