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Five properties from around the City of Bradford were declared public nuisances at a Board of Health hearing Tuesday.

The Twentynine Palms City Council faced a full agenda at last night’s meeting though Vacation Home Rental (VHR) regulations brought out the most passion.

The City of Bettendorf is looking at the next 30 years of development in an update to its comprehensive plan and future land-use map.

Seeking to ensure that recently approved housing projects actually get built, Palo Alto is preparing to give developers more time to secure financing and finalize building plans before their planning permits expire.

As California grapples with its housing crisis, one Stanford grad has come up with an affordable solution for families living in East Palo Alto and Menlo Park by designing "plug-in" ADU kits that convert garages into living space.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Stone Mountain Technologies, Inc. officials announced Wednesday the company will invest $13.9 million to establish manufacturing operations in Piney Flats.

Federal maps don't tell the whole story of how connected residents in Norfolk really are, according to city leaders. Correcting these maps could increase the chances broadband issues could be fixed with federal funding that is coming to the state.

City of Long Beach seeks Project Planning Officer (Current Planning Officer). Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

It is clear that the present government is handing out millions of dollars to only one section of the population under the guise of culture. It is an indisputable fact that Trinidad and Tobago is a multi-ethnic society with various groups of people practicing many cultural forms.

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Service Commission has scheduled ability tests for vacancies in various departments from November 21 to 24.According to a handout, the tests have been...