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I love sitcoms but beneath their light exterior they always have a heart of darkness, or at least a trace of one. But given your OP, I figure you can handle a teensy bit of a shadow side. Here are some generally upbeat shows with lots of laughs.
Catastrophe- I think it strikes the right balance of optimism in the face of doubt. It's light but not saccharine. It's my favorite sitcom.
It Crowd
Black Books
30 Rock
Black-ish
Adventure Time
Mentioned in lots of other replies:
Parks and Rec
New Girl (extremely underrated)
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Brooklyn 99
Taskmaster
WILTY
Wow we might be the same person, except I haven't watched Black-ish or Black Books. I'll have to look into those.
Please watch them - they're very different but both great. What shows not on my list would you recommend?
Well you didn't mention The Good Place, but from your username I assume you've watched it :) .
Ted Lasso is really great throughout and has a really positive viewpoint while still dealing with tough subjects.
Starstruck (you'll recognize Rose Matefeo) is a great lightish comedy.
Crazy ex girlfriend
Santa Clarita diet
For animated stuff, these are all top-tier:
Thank you - I'm adding these to my list! And yes, I'm a Good Place fan. I didn't mention it because OP mentioned recently seeing it.