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Rarely has California seen so concerted and unified a campaign by its elected officials as the drive for housing density conducted by Gov. Gavin Newsom and allied state legislators over the past five years. All along, as legislators passed law after law easing the path to development of high-rise apartments and condominiums, there have been […]

A cold, rainy afternoon didn’t dampen the spirit of Talbot County’s Minority Business Resource Fair, with the event highlighted by a heartfelt presentation and invitation for participants to receive help

KUCHING (Oct 28): The Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development (KPWKM) will take steps to intervene if the prevalence of depression keeps rising among Malaysians. Its Minister, Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri said in most cases individuals suffering from depression tend not to report their con

The ride-hailing job market in Ho Chi Minh City has seen increasing competition in already harsh conditions as many laid-off factory workers have taken up the job, according to industry experts. - VnExpress International

The state's homeless population and median house prices have kept rising despite development requirements forced on cities.

Menlo Park’s downtown could see more tall buildings in the future if the City Councils follows a new Planning Commission recommendation to change the zoning to allow for greater density.

The city of Solana Beach will use approximately $52,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding for access ramps that are compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act standards, following a City Council vote on Oct. 25.

Construction on the Residences at Durango has finally begun after a groundbreaking ceremony at the former Best Western Inn & Suites on U.S. Highway 160 in west Durango on Friday. The motel-to-apar...

Kentucky has signed with Stantec to complete a $25 million contract using machine learning to provide flood risk mapping, assessment and planning services.

No formal action was taken, but several councilors and commissioners took the opportunity to express their opinions regarding several of the plan’s elements, such as land use policy, where mixed residential and commercial sites are appropriate and the future of parking in Arcata.