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Cities and municipalities with larger budgets and staff are more likely to win competitive federal infrastructure grants, the Urban Institute has found.

Ahead of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections, TNM looks at some key evidence submitted by CID against Chandrababu Naidu. One of these is how he skipped protocols to enlist the help of Singapore companies to develop Amaravati.

The Boys & Girls Club of Magnolia has received a $500,000 grant for the construction of a youth center.

A roughly 150-year-old home the Chicago Housing Authority owns has sat vacant since 2005. Facing criticism, the CHA pledged to rehab it and others six months ago — but work hasn't begun and it's unclear if it ever will.

Napa County this week released preliminary data showing a decrease in the overall number of individuals experiencing homelessness but a concerning increase in those experiencing it for the first time.   

Deploying AI against climate change can make our cities safer, more adaptable and more sustainable. The unequal distribution of climate-driven threats warrants equal opportunities for all of us to upskill and adapt.

By BlackMansStreet.Today | Special to Trice Edney News Wire (TriceEdneyWire.com/BlackMansStreet.Today) - The U.S. Supreme Court is taking on the issue of

Celebrate the first full week of May by enjoying any of a full slate of free local events.

In a recent interview with newsmen, Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr Oluyinka Olumide,

Cities like Grants Pass, Oregon are making unsheltered homelessness illegal. But here are six reasons shy shelters won’t solve the problem.