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Rescue and relief efforts are underway with scores of people feared dead after a massive landslide struck a remote village in northern Papua New Guinea.

Glenwood Springs City Council voted to table their discussion about proposed amendments to lot area standards for the second time during their May 16 regular meeting. The two-part proposal, which originally included consideration of a...

The figure does not include architecture design, furniture or a security system.

Just weeks after releasing a study detailing the growth of clean energy jobs in Maine, the state on Wednesday launched a board to help workers find jobs and employers to fill vacancies.

An increase in funding is needed to deliver more playgrounds that will benefit communities in Galway City, Fine Gael Councillor and local election candidate Clodagh Higgins has said.

The city to bring supports directly to encampment residents, help them to move into indoor spaces and used forced relocations as a last resort

Leaders from across the Lowcountry came together for the Mayors' Summit on Homelessness and Affordability.

MANKATO — Panelists described Minnesota as being “behind the eight ball,” “in a significant hole” and “nowhere near” meeting housing needs during a discussion on the issue Wednesday.

Escondido has approved the construction of 11.3% of its state-mandated new housing requirements, leaving five years to complete the rest.

Joe Blauberg says him and his wife said him and his wife lived in their home for over 5 years. When they did an at home lead test the test came back positive“We