Mamdani’s redevelopment plan for NYCHA complex in Chelsea spills into DSA ↗
Tenants fighting the city’s plan to demolish and rebuild a public housing complex in Chelsea say it violates the mayor’s socialist principles.
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In the last four years, data centers in Nebraska received personal property tax breaks worth more than $300 million, according to a Nebraska Public Media News analysis of data from the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
Proponents for a statue of a cat that graced the Nebraska Capitol grounds for almost 10 years won the day when the Nebraska Capitol Environs Commission approved designs.
RecycleLink will pay 50 cents per pound. A pound is about 30 cans. You can also recycle cardboard and plastic there as well.
The final proposal calls for a life-size bronze statue of Cameron on the south side of the Capitol atop granite slabs, which were originally curbs on streets near the Capitol building.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed legislation Tuesday giving nonprofits and community land trusts first dibs on buying distressed and subsidized apartment buildings.
At a press conference Thursday, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the eight dead include six adults and two children.
Just days after SDG&E requested increased rates for 2028, the San Diego City Council's Environment Committee voted to take the next steps in its analysis of...
Dallas Council Member Chad West wants Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa to reconsider an Abbott-era directive that led to the removal of decorative crosswalks.
MBTA GM Phil Eng says he will miss Friday's Boston City Council hearing on the Blue Hill Ave. bus lane plan due to a family vacation.
City Council is calling for hearings to examine the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office's operations and practices amid concerns about the department.
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday narrowly approved new rules for data centers, but failed to pass an outright ban.
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday rejected the mayor's pick for the city's next police chief, Bill Peterson.