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City Council to review proposed subdivision of property south of 55th Avenue, which was proposed in a 2016 development plan.

The amendment to Senate Bill 1537 passed as part of an emergency housing stability and production package on Tuesday.

Despite the high level of voter apathy that is evidenced in the low voter turnout each election cycle, neither of Jamaica’s two main political parties – the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) nor the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) views this as a “collective rejection” of them or their policies. Representatives of the parties offered their views during Thursday night’s televised debate, one of two organised by the Jamaica Debates...

Members of the Aprons and Lace Oklahoma Home and Community Education group held their January meeting at the Cherokee County Extension Meeting Room, where they discussed events in the works.

Mayors from two of Connecticut’s largest cities pleaded for help dealing with homelessness, telling lawmakers at a forum Friday that shelters in their cities...

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would improve sewer systems in Connecticut communities where the poverty rate is less than 20%.

Advocates want to extend a law that prohibits no-fault evictions to all renters and to increase housing density near public transit hubs.

Usually placid organizational meetings of housing-related committees last week were stirred up by Republicans opposed to mandatory rules on their suburban and rural districts. Dissent from the minorit...

RJ Johnson, City of Shreveport’s Director of Council Affairs of Shreveport has been appointed to the National League of Cities (NLC).

A significantly pared-down version of Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature housing bill cleared a Senate committee on Tuesday, suggesting lawmakers are willing once again to spend hundreds of millions of dollars