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An update on the Palace Hotel in downtown Ukiah was not given to the Ukiah City Council during its regular meeting Wednesday, and instead staff announced that a special meeting will be scheduled within the next two weeks.

For the second year in a row, Schneps Media identified and brought together close to 50 of the most influential movers and shakers across the borough for

A towering tree growing through and out the top of a vacant home in North Baltimore has become much more than just an eyesore for Tichia McCoy.

Enterprise Community Development has received $30 million in financing to develop Magnolia Gardens, a 72-unit affordable housing community in La Plata, Md.

Event brings together experts, psychotherapists, life scientists, specialists

State funding has been allocated for a 60-unit affordable housing project in the city of San Gabriel.

Homeowners will again be able to sell accessory dwelling units after Newsom signed a bill repealing an earlier ban.

Changing mortgage interest rates, limited choices for buyers and rising prices. Will residential real estate ever get back to normal? Jordan Levine, senior VP / chief economist for the CA Association of Realtors, had several answers.

ALLENWOOD — With robust development taking place along a 10-mile stretch of Route 15, a study is underway to assess potential land use and traffic patterns in the area.

Despite the attention garnered, banditry in Nigeria appears to be growing deadlier. These gangs, which initially only targeted rural areas, have significantly increased their operations to include major cities, interstates, and infrastructure.