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The city adopted a state-approved plan in January to build 82,000 new housing units in eight years. It’s already failing.

The Meridian City Council will hold a public hearing to hear from residents as it moves forward with another list of dilapidated properties to be condemned and taken down.

Plans drafted initially called for the elimination of public vehicular access down Bradford Street between the schools. That plan was met with resistance, and is now being revised.

We don’t remember the last time a sitting governor showed up to a public meeting with a multi-million dollar idea to rebuild a devastated section of a municipality.

The plan is slated to revitalize Scarborough Downs with a balance of life, work, and play.

Housing is approved at a snail’s pace because they allow anyone to object, even if a project meets all of the city’s requirements.

LAWRENCE — Mayor Brian DePena hit the brakes on a special permit for a gun retailer and firearms training center on Ballard Way after safety complaints about children attending school

Rolling back time Dear ER: We resided at 3500 The Strand from 1974 to 1979. At that time the connection between Hermosa Beach Strand and the Manhattan Beach…

As St. Cloud continues to maintain the character of its most historic buildings and neighborhoods, city leaders are looking for feedback from residents.

After the horrific Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting in 2019, community and county leaders opened a support center in the city to help those victims struggling to cope with the tragedy. But it soon became apparent to many that victims of all violent crimes needed help. So the seeds for Mariposas Resiliency Center were planted, and this week bore fruit to much fanfare, as it became the first center of its kind in Santa Clara County. “I hope that with the expansion of services, with more days...