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More sidewalks, bike lanes, curb ramps are coming to small cities around Oregon becasue of a $5.7 million in funding for the 2024 Small City Allotment program.

The city of Corpus Christi was granted a Homeless Housing and Services Program Grant recently by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.

NuGen Capital Management signed a lease agreement to install 16,000 solar panels on the landfill east of Minturn Farm Road in late 2019. Finally, construction began in May of this year, and is expected to be complete by the end of 2023.

A lane reduction on Main Street through downtown is among the many changes the City Council approved as part of the Downtown Watsonville Specific Plan. The long-term public improvement costs will be $48.8 million, which consists of $30 million for utility improvements, $8.3 million for streetscape improvements and $10.5 million for roadway, pedestrian and bicycle improvements.

A long-vacant lot in the heart of St. Cloud will soon have two new apartment buildings.

If a housing plan exists on paper, it doesn’t mean it will put a single roof over someone’s head, unless, perhaps, a visionary architect took all the paper that cities

The fifth edition of AccessAbilities Expo, the largest event for people of determination in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, opened today at the Dubai World Trade Centre with a call to action for developing social inclusion policies and tapping the

PETALING JAYA: More men must come forward and share instances of sexual harassment as the number of reports lodged are just the tip of the iceberg, says a lawyers' group.

St. Cloud potentially has a new buyer for the former District 742 Media Services building along Division Street.

A bill that would have established a three-year transitional housing pilot program for homeless LGBTQ+ youth in San Diego was vetoed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday.