The Orange County Superior Court ruled against the City of Anaheim for discriminating against a nonprofit providing housing for formerly homeless women, in a landmark case for fair housing in California.

The article discusses Rick White's presentation at a "Lunch and Learn" event about Round Rock Police Department's preparation for the city's anticipated growth.

The closure of Codeup disrupted the education of students enrolled through San Antonio's Ready to Work program, costing the city $25,000 and leading to additional aid for the displaced students.

A $675,000 home in San Antonio has been seized by the government after being linked to an insider trading scandal involving former trader Lawrence Billimek.

Lacey Lyn Overby, reported missing in Texas, was found safe in Laredo. Details of her disappearance and condition were not disclosed, but no charges were filed, and an active investigation continues.

Real estate markets in major US cities are facing high vacancy rates and economic challenges, with weak demand and landlords adapting via flexible leases and property conversions.

Officials celebrated the start of Colibri Commons, an affordable housing project in East Palo Alto, to provide 136 apartments for low-income residents, aided by federal, state, and local funds, including the Stanford Affordable Housing Fund.

Northrop Grumman expands its presence in Arizona by leasing the entirety of a 119,222-square-foot building within Gilbert Spectrum business park, aiming to bolster its technological and employment footprint in the state.

Taylor, Texas is attracting South Korean investment, with Hironic and iMarket Korea signing MOUs to establish a manufacturing plant and develop an industrial park, respectively, enhancing local economic growth.

Detroit Catholic Central High School has bought 149 acres for a new Northern Athletic Complex, honoring coaches Tony Magni and Gene Grewe, to open in 2026.

Kyle's Parks and Recreation Department plans to install naloxone boxes in parks to combat opioid overdoses, in collaboration with the Forever 15 Project.

San Antonio and LiftFund relaunch a zero-interest loan program with $2 million to support local small businesses, focusing on entrepreneurs often excluded from traditional financing.

Greater:SATX aims to enhance foreign business ties after missing 2023 job targets, eyeing more investment with a focus on global economic development and support for local businesses.