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October 27, 2022
An exhibition shares a clear-eyed history of RPA, the powerful planning and development organization whose century of initiatives has shaped New York City.
October 7, 2022
The Sudbury Trail Plan Association has put $400,000 it has gotten from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) toward three new bridges for snowmobiles.ย
August 8, 2022
HOUSTON โ A Harris County jury found that property damage was not covered by the Texas FAIR Plan Association that a man alleged happened during Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
July 18, 2022
(CAMDEN, NJ) --ย The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) has awarded $402,514 in grant funding to 33 organizations across the state for Spring 2022. These awards cap off a banner grant cycle which saw the largest-ever response to an NJCH call for applications, with 83 Letters of Intent submitted earlier this year. The high demand for funding reflects both the robust activity of the cultural sector and the need for ongoing support in that sector, as we emerge from the COVID-related chall...
June 10, 2022
An initiative out of Cornell University shows why your city’s housing is how it is (hint: It’s probably the zoning).
May 29, 2022
Mayor Adams and City Council leaders have a chance this spring to go down the right path. They must take it.
May 3, 2022
The California FAIR Plan is now offering increased coverage limits for commercial and business properties. The higher limits are being made available in
March 10, 2022
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara approved increases in the limits of coverage to the California FAIR Plan Association's commercial programs
February 11, 2022
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mary H. Strobel said in a written ruling that in weighing the harms from either issuing or denying the preliminary injunction, she did not find that the balance of those harms tips strongly in favor of the FAIR Plan's arguments.
February 11, 2022
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mary H. Strobel said in a written ruling that in weighing the harms from either issuing or denying the preliminary injunction, she did not find that the balance of those harms tips strongly in favor of the FAIR Plan's arguments.