San Antonio's Councilman Whyte questions the use of local funds for Migrant Resource Centers, stressing the need to prioritize city services for residents.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners approves Phase 2 of the Douglas Forward Reinvestment Plan, focusing on infrastructure, public safety, economic growth, and quality of life.

Portland seeks public input on proposed changes to a historic building at 520 SW Yamhill Street. Comments are due by March 29, 2024, and can influence the Historic Resource Review's decision.

The Austin Police and Hyundai are offering a free anti-theft software upgrade for Hyundai vehicles to combat a surge in thefts linked to a social media challenge.

Portland is recruiting experienced plumbers for its Plumbing Code Board of Appeals to uphold building safety standards and mediate code compliance disputes.

Rivian postpones its $5 billion Georgia plant's construction to cut costs, despite the project's potential to generate 7,500 jobs, opting to use its existing Illinois facility instead.

Imagine Village II opens in Lancaster, providing affordable housing with services like healthcare and job assistance to individuals and families overcoming homelessness.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services approved a design review for a new development at 127 NW 6th Ave, signaling progress in the Old Town area's revitalization efforts.

San Antonio officials plan a strategic downtown revitalization, focusing on housing and economic growth, in collaboration with local agencies Centro SA and Visit SA.

The Church of Scientology opened a new center in South Loop, Chicago, causing unease among Columbia College students and residents due to its grand event and close proximity to dorms.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services is reviewing a land use proposal, LU 24-007280 AD, for modifications at 3717 N Interstate Ave and seeks public feedback.

Arizona has become one of the top 10 least affordable states for homeowners, with home values rising sharply compared to income, creating challenges for those seeking to buy a home.

Construction starts at The Trailhead, a $100 million retail development in Peoria, with a planned opening in 2024.