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At Wednesday's meeting, the Portland City Council considered the foreclosure of six "nuisance" properties located throughout the city with delinquent lien payments, code enforcement issues and a history of criminal activity.
A Pueblo business owner who made unpermitted changes to a building in the Union Avenue historic district will be allowed to keep them. Here's why.
As federal money runs out. the cash strapped city is taking ownership and trying to fix the problems. casey stegall in new orleans tonight. what's going on. >> a new process where the city can basically foreclose on a blighted property if the deed holder does not pay their code enforcement violations. what happens next they are then auction dollars off at sheriff's sale where developers are redevelop. none of this happens, we are told, until every attempt is made to reach the original owner. >> some folks, 15 or 16 different addresses for where they could be. what we are starting to hear more ...