Residents of Contrada Casazze in Marsala have officially reported to the mayor and city council issues related to urban decay, inadequate public lighting, and waste management. The community, including residents from nearby Contradas Paolini, Bufalata, Matarocco, and Perino, highlighted that from civic number 203 to the street leading to the Paolini stadium, the public lighting system fails abruptly, leaving homes in darkness. This situation poses serious safety risks for pedestrians and residents, increases urban decay by encouraging illegal dumping, and diminishes the area's livability and aesthetic appeal. The residents demanded immediate street cleaning, waste removal, and urgent extension of public lighting along the entire residential stretch. The community has also used their Facebook page to escalate their concerns, emphasizing the need for swift municipal intervention. In addition to local issues, a significant legal decision was made by the Court of Marsala regarding Postal Savings Bonds, which is expected to influence future tax and financial regulations. The court issued an important ruling on the taxation of yields from these bonds, setting a legal precedent. Other local news includes reports of increased police activity during Ferragosto, discussions on tax deductions related to postal bonds, environmental concerns at Marsala's Fortino beach, and infrastructural issues such as water pipe ruptures and unregulated electric scooter parking. The city also faces challenges in tourism management, with mentions of the 'Marsala City of Tourism' signage and the closure of the Welcome Terminal. Overall, residents are calling for urgent municipal action to improve safety, urban cleanliness, and infrastructure, while legal developments continue to shape financial regulations in the region.