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People experiencing homelessness will soon have a new way to get assistance as Montgomery County officials prepare to institute a call center.

Thomas Waters will need to be confirmed by Jacksonville City Council, who previously debated Deegan's pick of Al Ferraro for the position.

The governor said it's an initiative that's proven to work to help address the homeless crisis.

The hotel, which opened in March 1917, isn’t expected to close for at least a few more months as Mental Health Kōkua is still in the process of acquiring the property for the Manago Mauō project, which will convert the hotel rooms into 72 rental units.

The Hanford City Council voted to raise water utility rates despite main opposition Tuesday evening during its regular session.

The EDC committee distributes the grants by taking half a cent of the city’s 8.25 sales taxes.

A big housing development could sprout in San Jose near the site of a future BART train station and create more than 300 residential units.

Ninety-five-year-old Alfonso Bruce, a resident of ‘Russia’ in Westmoreland, is set to benefit from the Government’s Indigent Housing Programme, under which he will be provided with a new home. The initiative, which is administered through the...

The developers, wielding state density bonus laws in the face of community opposition, could seek 30 more residences than before.

Drizzly, dreary, cool weather that has made its mark on the Carson City area so far this month may only seem like bad tidings approaching the Ides of March. But I think Leprechuans would agree: The wetter the weather, the brighter the rainbow.