Staten Island Celebrates Completion of Lighthouse Point Development with New Housing and Commercial Spaces
The Lighthouse Point project on Staten Island's waterfront completed its initial phase, providing 115 residential units, 60,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, and 274 parking spots, with state support of $16.5 million.
Israel's Rafael Unveils New Technology and Management Hub in Michigan's Defense Industry Epicenter
Rafael Systems Global Sustainment opens a new facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan, to focus on ground vehicle business, aiming to support local economic growth and demand in the defense sector hub.
San Francisco’s Historic Cinch Saloon Gets New Lease on Life Under Veteran Hospitaller Scott Taylor
Scott Taylor has taken over Cinch Saloon, a historic gay bar in San Francisco, with a view to preserve its legacy while revitalizing its social scene.
Chicago's Project Safe Neighborhoods Expands to Downtown and CTA Rails, Aiming to Bolster Urban Safety
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Illinois expands Project Safe Neighborhoods to include Chicago's downtown and CTA rail system, aiming to combat violent crime with a collaborative law enforcement approach.
Governor Hochul Announces $45.9 Million Boost for Supportive Housing in New York
Governor Hochul boosts funding by $45.9M through the Empire State Supportive Housing Initiative to aid NY's homeless, including veterans and individuals with mental illness or substance abuse issues.
Maui Charts Path to Economic Recovery with Community-Led Initiatives and Sustainability Projects
A new report by the Maui Economic Recovery Commission outlines strategies for the county's post-wildfire economic recovery, highlighting key initiatives such as the Lahaina R-1 project and Imua Maui Community Healing.
East Baltimore Reinvigorated with New Affordable Townhome Developments in Eager Park and Broadway East
Groundbreaking ceremonies introduced new townhome developments in East Baltimore, focusing on affordability and community revitalization, led by Black-owned firms and subject to rigorous quality oversight.
New Orleans Scores Big with Super Bowl LIX as $1.25 Billion Boost Hits the Local Economy
Super Bowl LIX generated a $1.25 billion economic impact for New Orleans, supporting 9,787 jobs and attracting over 100,000 visitors, reinforcing the city's status as a major sports and cultural destination.












