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Mexican cultural center faces off with city of Santa Ana over homeless encampment More than 40 people live in El Centro Cultural of Mexico in Santa Ana, pictured on Feb. 24, 2021. Most of them arrived since December, according to a spokesman. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer) Feb. 25, 2021 10:18 AM PT A Mexican cultural center in Santa Ana is butting heads with the city over a homeless encampment in its parking lots. Established by a group of migrant women more than two decades ago, El Centro Cultural de México at 837 N. Ross St. is a linchpin for the local Latino community. But sin...

A space on Little Street in La Jolla that was once used as public parking has been redeveloped and is being used as private homeowner parking, leading to a complaint to the city of San Diego. What was once an open gravel lot that some say was used as beach parking (Little Street is a few blocks from The Marine Room and its beach access) now has planters, cones and lights. At issue is whether the space is city property or private property, or perhaps a bit of both. Those who used the makeshift parking lot say the area, which is between a house and the city street, is city property.

Residents are urged to abide by snow regulations, and offer help with shoveling sidewalks and pedestrian ramps to older adults and neighbors with disabilities. Mayor Martin J. Walsh this morning announced that the snow emergency and parking ban currently in effect will be lifted at noon. Residents parked in participating discounted lots and garages will have two hours, until 2 p.m., to move their cars before regular rates resume. The Public Works Department (PWD) had over 800 pieces of snow and ice control equipment treating and clearing Boston's streets throughout the night.  Public Works c...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — More often than not, Albuquerque property owners whose uncorrected code violations prompted city intervention were not paying up. From 2015 to 2019, the city’s Code Enforcement Division issued $2.9 million in liens to recover money it spent cleaning up weeds or litter infractions, demolishing vacant problem properties or performing emergency board-ups. But it recouped just $...

05:20 AM EST Share Contractor Pece of Mind Environmental plans to use a high-reach boom to demolish the unfinished 18-story building from the top down. The developer that wants to raze the unfinished Berkman Plaza II on the St. Johns Riverfront Downtown says it no longer plans to implode the high-rise. The city is reviewing an amended permit application filed Jan. 6 to tear down the 18-story building at 500 E. Bay St. using a high-reach excavator. Developer Jacksonville Riverfront Revitalization LLC hired Orlando-based contractor Pece of Mind Environmental Inc. to complete the...