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The funding would support 377 new units, including 300 for those with lower incomes.

Weak government oversight allows property owners to evade rent control and unlawfully raise rents on working class Washingtonians.

November 21, 2023- The U.S. Department of the Treasury, through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), and IRS Criminal...

The Works, a non-profit community development corporation in South Memphis, announced that a new subdivision ultimately suited for 30 families will be built on land that formerly was home to

University of New Mexico - School of Architecture & Planning seeks Assistant/Associate Professor in Indigenous Planning. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

MATTOON — A church has removed its permit request for a parking lot from the agenda of the Tuesday, Nov. 21, Mattoon City Council meeting after the citys planning commission

The building located at 1405 West Broadway has a storied history.

Noting that the Thanksgiving holiday is almost here, with most Vermonters preparing to celebrate time together, Gov. Phil Scott on Monday urged neighbors to look out for one another -- and kicked off a six-week campaign to raise funds for Vermonters still recovering from the July floods.

The governor is asking Vermonters with cash to spare to dig a little deeper into their wallets this holiday season.

DRACUT — Despite Town Meeting action on 18 proposed changes to “modernize” the town’s zoning bylaws, more proposals for change are coming.