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Local Government and Community Development Minister Desmond McKenzie says he's "very disturbed" that the Westmoreland Municipal Corporation has been "giving away" public markets without proper lease arrangements....

WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) closed its first affordable housing investment of FY 2024 with the issuance of $59.6 million in tax exempt bonds and underwrote $44.8 million in federal and $8.8 million in D.C. Low Income Housing Tax Credit equity for the construction of Edgewood Commons V Apartments (435 Edgewood St NE). The new Ward 5 senior community will consist of 151 apartments. “DCHFA is proud to continue its partnership with Enterprise...

LINO LAKES — Business owner John Hanselman, who owns Edwin’s Edibles on Lake Drive, is hoping the city will work with him for a temporary solution until he can have

The Great Falls City Commission held their semi-annual budget meeting on Tuesday night, checking where the city stands in terms of revenue and expenditure.

The state gives over $2 billion to the city for migrant help.

The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginias Middle Peninsula.

Joe Ramos’ paternal grandfather died on the first day of World War II on the less-known attack by the Japanese on Manila, Philippines at the same time Pearl Harbor was

California Attorney General Rob Bonta is suing a contractor involved with the state’s homeless housing program, alleging that they are “putting projects in jeopardy by illegally borrowing against them,” the Los Angeles Times reports. Bonta wants L.A.-based Shangri-La Industries to repay more than $100 million in Project Homekey funds after the company allegedly took out […]

Shortly after succeeding in their long and winding journey seeking approval to build a new Ukiah branch at the corner of Perkins and Main streets downtown, Redwood Credit Union officials applied for a permit to do what they had hoped to do from the very beginning – simply move into the vacated Savings Bank of Mendocino County branch on East Perkins Street.

One month after Baltimore’s Planning Commission approved legislation paving the way for construction of two high-rise buildings on the Inner Harbor shoreline, the panel will consider a request to lift the height limit on a parcel in Little Italy.