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Pullman City Council held their first meeting of the year, as well as their first without Glenn Johnson as mayor in 20 years. Mayor Francis Benjamin began the meeting at 7 p.m. Benjamin said last Tuesday was the last day to apply for the vacant City Council ward 1 position. A celebration for former Mayor...

The Ed Rachal Foundation offered the former Lamar Elementary School site to the City of Corpus Christi after 2020, with the idea to turn the former school into a senior housing facility.

Vt. Gov. Phil Scott introduced a major housing initiative Wednesday in conjunction with a tri-partisan group of legislators.

The Annual MLK Parade is set for Saturday, January 13, 2024. The parade will start on Poplar Ave. same route as the Christmas parade. Parade line up starts at 10:00, parade starts at 11:00.

The governor and a tripartisan group of lawmakers have announced a new bill that, if passed, will expand on the efforts made last session to solve Vermont’s housing shortage.

The 2023 legislative cycle saw another mixed-bag of legislation dealing with CEQA “reform,” with a particular focus on streamlining affordable housing development. While many bills died...

Tuesday's Common Council meeting on Zoom. The Norwalk Common Council approved three South Norwalk-related items at its meeting on January 9: an agreeme ...

WARREN — City council authorized execution of an agreement between the Trumbull County Board of Commissioners and Dawn Incorporated for tax incentives by way

Acclaim Companies, a developer whose seven-story apartment complex at the site of the Fish Market represents Palo Altos most ambitious "builder’s remedy" application, is now pitching another major housing project on San Antonio Road.

Developers in the city of Asheville's failed homeless housing project at the former Ramada Inn are now being sued by the California attorney general for fraud.