The Santa Cruz City Council has unanimously approved a plan to expand downtown, creating a new entertainment district and addressing housing needs, despite concerns about traffic and building heights.

The general consensus of a Wednesday public meeting to guide the look and amenities of the coming courthouse seems to be creating a space that the next generation will find was a good investment.

It takes time to go through even “minor” changes to a plan that will bring 440 new housing units to Edwards. So a second hearing, on June 18, is needed to hear public comment ...

House Republicans advanced the largest portions of the Trump agenda package, which the president calls the big, beautiful bill, out of committee. It includes trillions in tax cuts along with changes ...

Joplin city officials have obligated all available grant funds from the state and federal government for numerous projects that are currently in the hands of engineers and architects for design or are ...

This Austin home started off as a sleek, gallery-worthy space. Now, it's a serene, unique retreat that feels both minimalist ...

Commission cites incompatibility with city standards in a 4–1 vote following extensive public opposition and hours of ...

Rendering of the proposed 400,000-square-foot hotel and apartment building at 441 Post Road in Fairfield, the site of the Circle ...

JetZero executives say the start-up is ready for the challenges that come with building a large, radically different-looking ...

Following months of hearings, the Planning Board has approved the site plan for the proposed new location of the Franklin ...

LE MARS — After Le Mars voters approved the school bond referendum in November of 2024, Le Mars Community School District ...

Members of the Troy City Council and Planning Commission considered early concept plans for a new Troy Public Library ...