Alamo Colleges District's Credit Mobility Project receives a $499,840 grant to facilitate credit transfers and support Texas students' transitions from two-year to four-year degrees.

The Downtown Oakland Specific Plan outlining future development in housing, culture, and recreation awaits Oakland City Council approval after eight years of community input.

San Diego's Development Services Department has implemented measures to expedite permit processes, addressing the housing crisis with digital platforms and faster reviews, aiming for increased housing production and efficiency.

St. Louis Park's Housing Authority is seeking bids for comprehensive exterior building repairs, with a bid deadline of April 25, 2024, and a mandatory pre-bid walkthrough on April 9, 2024.

San Antonio City Council has voted to improve the Council Consideration Requests process, enhancing policy introduction and public involvement, with strong support from Councilman Whyte.

The Chicago Plan Commission approved a $110 million development in Portage Park, including a 20% affordable housing quota after negotiations with the developer, GW Properties.

The San Antonio Police Department is hosting an asset seizure auction on March 28th, with previews at 5:30 p.m. and the auction at 6:30 p.m., featuring a variety of items.

The HRA Board of Commissioners invites local residents to share their housing concerns through in-person, email, voicemail participation, or by following online and TV broadcasts, promoting accessibility and transparency.

Ann Arbor requires home sellers to disclose energy scores before selling, under a new law that aims to inform buyers about the property's energy consumption and contribute to the city’s sustainability goals.

The article recalls Veterans Stadium’s significance in Philadelphia sports history, noting its demolition anniversary and its role as the former home of the Phillies and Eagles.

Wayne County has received the keys to the new Criminal Justice Center from Bedrock Detroit, featuring a courthouse, jail, and offices. The transition from outdated facilities will be finalized within six months.

Amazon has signed a 10-year lease for a 1.2 million-square-foot space at The Cubes at Glendale, continuing its expansion in Arizona despite a recent slowdown in warehouse activities.

Fender is set to build a new 80,000-square-foot office in Phoenix, aiming to attract top talent and create 100 jobs, with the building to feature innovative spaces for guitar and amplifier development.