Millington is seeking community input on the future of The Harrold, a historic building they aim to preserve and repurpose, per Action News 5 and other sources.

Oklahoma City officials remind residents of the ban on fireworks within city limits and stress safety, providing a hotline for reporting illegal fireworks use.

A Crescent Park estate in Palo Alto traded for $17.5M to a tech‑investing couple, a sign of continued demand at the top of the city's housing market.

The Gretna Police Department warned of the increased risk of drunk driving on New Year's Eve, urging the public to be vigilant and report erratic driving for safety.

BAHFA approved a preservation deal for the Meridian on 400 Canal St., converting at least 60 units to affordable homes and funding repairs.

The Wauwatosa Police Department warns against impaired driving, noting that in Wisconsin, someone is injured or killed in such crashes every two hours. They urge the use of safe rides home.

The Federal Reserve and FDIC announced updated asset-size thresholds for 'small bank' and 'intermediate small bank' under the CRA, effective January 1, 2026.

Greenfield Police Department issued a safety reminder on social media for New Year's Eve, advising citizens to celebrate responsibly and arrange safe transportation.

Sacramento issued 377 building permits in 2025 totaling about $444M, with residential projects accounting for the largest share of the value.

Woodbury is preparing its 2050 Comprehensive Plan to strategically guide future development in areas such as housing and transportation, with community input and a task force in place.

An affiliate of Mark III paid $24.6M for six light-industrial buildings across West Sacramento and south Placer County, reinforcing demand for small-bay warehouses.

The 114‑unit Montecito Apartments in Santa Clara sold for $51.7M to a coalition of affordable‑housing groups, shifting ownership of a longtime rental community. The seller is listed as an affiliate of Pacific Urban Investors.

Hilltop Residential purchased Lincoln Heights, a 292-unit community in Houston’s Greater Heights. The deal included a roughly $38.7M acquisition loan amid healthy multifamily sales in the market.