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March 12, 2024
The total new cost to register and enforce the citywide vacation rental ordinance expansion is about $150,000.
March 12, 2024
Mohave County’s General Plan is due for an update, and officials are planning to host a series of community meetings with residents to determine what may be needed through 2030.
March 12, 2024
Mohave County’s General Plan is due for an update, and officials are planning to host a series of community meetings with residents to determine what may be needed through 2030.
March 11, 2024
Former rugby union professional Matt Cannon is celebrating five years in charge of engineering contractor Clancy, a period marked by continuous growth
March 11, 2024
Portland’s water and sewer rates are likely to increase this summer. The Portland Water Bureau is proposing a nearly 8 percent hike in water rates, while the Bureau of Environmental Services is asking for a 5.15 percent increase in sewer rates. The spike in combined rates amounts to a 6.24 percent increase in water and sewer bills. Developers could also see a 5 percent jump in system development charges (SDC) for construction projects. The proposed...
March 10, 2024
Rochester council set to review proposed creation of splash pad, updates to skatepark and west playground and creation of new gathering space.
March 9, 2024
A 10-acre site at the corner of Mountain and Merrimack avenues in the College Park neighborhood of Chino won’t be used for high-density housing but a promised public elementary school
February 29, 2024
Council appointed fire guardians to help with permits and safe burning education, and approved multiple bylaws.
February 29, 2024
Council appointed fire guardians to help with permits and safe burning education, and approved multiple bylaws.
February 29, 2024
A Vietnamese restaurant in Portland was forced to permanently close after an 18-month battle with a persistent neighbor who complained about the smell of its cooking. Unidentified complainant: Pho Gabo, a restaurant with three locations in the Portland area, shuttered the doors of its Fremont Street branch on Feb. 3, reported Willamette Week. Inspectors smelled food: Portland City inspectors made numerous visits to the restaurant, with one noting that the odors they detected smelled of a  ...