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“Terry Houin can’t say what he and a small band of SEALs were doing in Africa. But as the closest operators to Somalia, they were the ones in free fall just a few hours later.”

Seagate Completes First Phase of Infrastructure at Alico Trade Center

Complete Communities is the city's most aggressive attempt yet at tackling the housing shortage. Less than two years in, it appears to be working as intended — though not everyone is happy about that.

On the famed Billionaire’s Row, SHoP Architects and Studio Sofield have delivered on a long-awaited promise

What was once going to be a multi-use space with retail, restaurants and real estate will now likely be a for-sale condo development.

The sun will set on more than seven decades of history at the Tahoe Biltmore at the end of April; but first, one last hurrah is planned for April 23.

If approved by the city, the private school would move into the old Fletcher Elementary School by fall.

The 33,000-square-foot building is on 3.7 acres.

Alcohol companies team up with civil society, local authorities to reduce drunk driving Across the Asia Pacific region, an estimated 2,000 people die each day in road collisions—a third of which involve alcohol consumption as a contributing factor, with young adults at the highest risk. In

Nexus Development Group will fence properties in the south end of the City on Friday, April 8 in preparation for a four-storey housing and commercial development. Both 2405 Columbia Avenue and 2404 6th Avenue will be fenced to ensure development preparations can begin safely. Additionally, the City-owned Brandson Park, located at 2412 6th Avenue, will be fenced and closed to