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According to the Office of Planning and Community Development, downtown office space vacancy rates went from approximately 5% in 2019 to 25% this year.

Two familiar names are among the four finalists in Saffords search to fill its newly created assistant city manager post.

Gardai are investigating the incident

The city of Louisville will be distributing air-conditioning units to low-income residents in several neighborhoods this summer thanks to the efforts of several Metro Council members and a local nonprofit.

The three crosswalks were each adorned with a symbol of LGBTQ2+ pride: the traditional Rainbow Pride Flag, the Transgender Pride Flag and the Progressive Pride Flag.

Vista adopted new regulations in response to an excess of local unregistered short-term rentals that are not paying transient occupancy tax.

Madam Nafisah Yahaya, the Upper West Regional Director of the Department of Community Development (DCD), has said the advocacy for women to take up leadership positions in the development space is not a struggle for power with men.   She said women represent a significant proportion of the country's population…

La Paz County Assessor Anna Camacho said the county needs to have a formal complaints procedure in place to handle complaints from county residents and taxpayers. Speaking in Call to

The California Credit Union Foundation has awarded scholarships to two Santa Clarita Valley students as part of its 2024 College Scholarship Program, recognizing exceptional students from Saugus High School in Saugus and West Ranch High School in Stevenson Ranch for their school and community activities.

The Kronenwetter Farmers Market begins on Sunday.