Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto enforces penalties on entities managing unlawful short-term rentals and party houses, requiring them to cease operations and return rent-stabilized units.

The OneLIC Neighborhood Plan, approved by the City Planning Commission, aims to boost housing and employment in Long Island City, with a focus on affordability and inclusivity.

Mayor Muriel Bowser expands DC's initiative to convert commercial spaces into residential units, with projects like the transformation of 1990 K Street NW, adding over 700 living spaces and retail areas.

Construction begins on the Monarch at Redwood affordable housing complex in San Mateo County, aiming to provide 86 affordable apartments to lower-income residents by 2027.

M Resort in Las Vegas is set to open a new hotel tower and a restaurant by Emeril Lagasse ahead of schedule, aiming to cater to the Henderson market with nearly doubled room capacity and new gastronomic experiences.

Rice County Board approves land transfer for business development and parking in Faribault's entrance area, preserving historic buildings and promoting downtown vitality.

Maricopa, Arizona announces enhancements to Mike Ingram Heritage Park, with an expanded stage, railroad-themed playground, and improved amenities, aiming to strengthen community ties and historical appreciation.

Fort Worth is revising its zoning and development regulations to comply with new Texas laws that promote affordable housing and increase housing density while preserving neighborhood character.

Developers plan to rebuild the historic Excelsior Club in Charlotte with an $8 million project, seeking $3 million from public funds to create a modern yet historical venue.

A historic Eichler home in the Bay Area, designed by Claude Oakland in 1964, is for sale at $1.375 million, featuring original elements and modern updates.

Deer Lake in southeast Washington is closing early on Sept. 2 for repairs to a drain culvert, deviating from its usual Nov. 30 season end. Other lakes remain open for fishing.

Sterling Heights plans a new indoor pickleball complex, funded by a millage, at 35630 Van Dyke Avenue. It will feature nine pickleball courts, six table tennis courts, and additional amenities.

Developers withdraw their proposal for a large redevelopment in Hyde Park due to local opposition over concerns about size and traffic, aiming to revise plans to better align with community preferences.