NYC proposes changes to the CityFHEPS voucher system, increasing the rent contribution from 30% to 40% after six years. Mayor Adams won't commit to a rent freeze, while critics fear the voucher changes could worsen homelessness.

San Jacinto Fiesta affects city service schedules; emergency services remain operational, other services have altered hours, and some facilities will be closed. Public parks and parking meters are free.

The DHHL plans to award over 2,600 leases to Native Hawaiian families by 2025, with 29 developments in progress, including in West Oʻahu and West Hawaiʻi.

San Antonio is seeking applicants for its Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors to help shape the city's future economic plans, with a deadline of June 30, 2025.

Texas is named the Best State for Business for the 21st year by Chief Executive magazine, with Governor Abbott highlighting the state's business-friendly climate and workforce.

Rice Creek Commons project begins with a groundbreaking ceremony for Micro Control Company's new facility on the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate revoked Terri Cary's license, affecting contracts with MV Realty. The public is advised to seek legal counsel or use AZ Law Help for assistance.

Tampa is advancing development in North Downtown, focusing on creating housing and urban connectivity by issuing a Request for Proposal for four lots, including affordable housing and possible Ashley Drive on-ramp changes.

Glendale residents have mixed feelings about the Envision Encore development that will add housing and amenities near State Farm Stadium, with some welcoming the growth and others concerned about the rapid change and loss of views.

The article offers advice on how homeowners can determine property lines to avoid disputes, including checking city records, using metal detectors, hiring surveyors, and understanding easements.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announces a $24.7 billion investment in affordable housing, with additional funds to improve public housing and combat homelessness.

Oklahoma City Police invite teens to a Youth Police Academy for an insider's look at law enforcement, featuring helicopters, K-9 units, and tactical ops. Applications are open until May 12, 2025.

A new building on 101st Ave NE in Blaine, housing tenants like Waggle Golf, is nearing completion. The 58,320 sq ft industrial space aims to enhance the local economy and offers a mix of retail, office, and warehouse areas.