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PAPAR (April 29): Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) Limbahau chief Datuk Johnny Mositun has expressed his concern and worry over the water supply issue in the district. The problem, he said, is not only confined to the district but in fact happening all over the state. Speaking at PBS Limbahau’s annua

Members of City Council on the Planning and Development Committee voted Monday against moving forward with a proposal to allow for cannabis consumption lounges in Evanston. During Monday’s meeting, Ald. Devon Reid (8th), who made the referral for the proposal, said allowing cannabis lounges in the city is an equity issue. The lounges would allow...

<p>While the College Board acknowleged a "breakdown" of the process by which edits were to be vetted by the scholars developing the curriculum, but denied being in conversation with Florida officials about the edits. </p>

Troubled USA Cricket is set to be put on notice by the sports governing body amid ongoing turmoil threatening to dampen a momentous juncture for American…

That plan, drafted by Mayor Johnsons administration, features conceptual project ideas that include affordable housing — a growing need in Bay View.

World Bank/IMF. Social justice indispensable to overcome global challenges

The early budget proposals show $600 million in bonding for housing as well as other investments in affordable housing.

UNWANTED plans to build a police station inside an industrial estate have been condemned by councillors.

“People across Connecticut are facing housing challenges unlike we’ve seen in recent years,” said Evonne Klein, chief executive officer at the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness, at a public hearing on the issue. “We need your help so that we can help.”

Budget documents indicate initiatives to address the housing crisis are a priority for lawmakers this session.