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Urban sprawl has been anathema to California housing planners for the last 10 years or so. As they passed law after law eliminating zoning for single-family residences and emphasizing high rise buildings and other infill housing near mass transit, the old California pattern of building outward became passe. Maybe not anymore. Two prospective massive new […]

On April 8, the total solar eclipse will bring a financial boost to parts of the U.S., with up to four million Americans driving to the path of totality.

KINGSTON, N.Y. —  Ninety housing units of all types have been approved in six months under the city’s new form-based zoning code that went into effect in the summer of 2023, the city’s director of housing initiatives said on Tuesday. Bartek Starodaj told members of the Common Council’s Community Development and Housing Committee at a […]

Sumter got $350,000 from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development last year. This year, it's eligible for more funding to spend on community projects.

They've been conducting such gatherings in the past at different times as necessary.

Adams County commissioners recently approved submitting a letter of support for the Center for Youth & Community Development’s (CFYCD) grant application that could bring more accessible broadband to the Upper

City of Corpus Christi gathers service providers and contractors to move homeless people from a north side area. Those without homes said they're being mistreated.

Both Awards target Government and private sector companies in the UAE, GCC and MENA

The City of St. Helens named St. Helens Associate Planner and Community Development Project Manager Jenny Dimsho employee of the year.

Several area nonprofits are recipients of Virginia Housing Trust Fund Homeless Reduction Grants, announced by Governor Glenn Youngkin. A total of $12 million in grants will fund 55 projects across