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A festive Monday evening along the riverfront culminated with the crowning of the inaugural class of Richmond BizSense's RVA Power Women awards.

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month on Daily Kos, one of a rotating series of celebrations

It's all about power.

Pakistan’s energy sector has been facing potential losses and distortions in the distribution sector for years now, costing the national exchequer billions annually. In 2019 alone, DISCOs...

Residents said the city has been approving "too many luxury developments without requirements such as affordable and workforce housing components.”

Experts have said that Thar’s residents are still forced to consume water from wells contaminated with toxic waste being discharged by coal mining companies, which is in serious violation of...

As Chinatown has become one of L.A.'s trendiest dining destinations, its elderly immigrant residents live in a food desert, struggling to buy groceries easily and affordably.

Budget season is underway with spending plans and tax rate adjustments proposed. Public input is sought on a regional bike and pedestrian plan.

A business group in southwest Detroit wants to learn how to market vacant industrial land for new use without harming the area's tightly knit residential communities. This ever-precarious balance is the subject of a new study released Monday by the Southwest Detroit Business Association and…

On January 5, 2022, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its Draft Environmental Justice Action Plan (Draft EJ Action Plan), which identifies Environmental...