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Oceanside is limiting the number of housing units that can be built in its downtown, but some wonder if that goes against state law. The first affordable student housing project in downtown San Diego is officially under construction. Plus, a look at the history of public art in Encinitas.

New Leaf Biofuel officials are shuttering their fuel processing operation at the end of the year, succumbing to years of vocal opposition by nearby Barrio Logan residents and neighborhood activists.

These are the best Nintendo 3DS games that make the console worth keeping around, even now the Nintendo Switch has primarily stolen the spotlight.

The City of Phoenix intends to comply with a court order and will complete the final steps to meet a deadline to permanently clear the Zone. 

Cox employees raised $637,810.00 which has been distributed to 130 Arizona nonprofits in the form of Cox Charities grants.

A concerned group of residents in Wendell, are spearheading a public discussion against the proposed 105 MW "Wendell Energy Storage Project" by New Leaf Inc.

Santa Cruz Restaurant Week runs from Oct. 18-25. The eight-night event showcases two dozen local restaurants. Diners can choose from three-course, fixed-price dinner menus for $35, $45 or $55 depending on the restaurant. Menus often include three options each for appetizer, entrée and dessert. Learn more and view menus at santacruzrestaurantweek.com.

Broken Arrow Senior Center, A New Leaf, Tulsa Area United Way, fundraiser, chili cookoff, donations, United Way agencies

New Leaf Alresford is holding a community eco fair on Saturday, November 4.

Democrats in the Oklahoma House are working on a plan to study the pay for workers with disabilities.The nearly two-hour meeting at the Oklahoma capitol focuse