Debate Over Ben Taub Hospital Expansion into Hermann Park Green Space Ignites at Houston Town Hall Meeting
Town hall meeting discusses pros and cons of Ben Taub Hospital expansion into Hermann Park's green space, with debate over use of eminent domain and search for a balance between health care needs and park preservation.
San Antonio Commemorates Holocaust With 'Learn & Remember' Series Focused on Judgment and Nuremberg Trials
SAPL and HMMSA are hosting the 14th "Holocaust Learn & Remember" series focusing on the Nuremberg Trials and including survivor accounts to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Historic Empire Theater in San Francisco to be Replaced by New Apartment Complex in West Portal
Preliminary permits filed for demolition of Empire Theater in San Francisco; a nine-story apartment complex with ground-floor retail space is proposed for the site.
Samuel Merritt's Downtown High-Rise Aims to Jolt Oakland Back to Life
Samuel Merritt University moved into a new 10‑story City Center campus in downtown Oakland on Monday, bringing new simulation labs and thousands of students to the core. City leaders say the project will anchor downtown recovery and expand the local health workforce.
Chula Vista Bolsters Affordable Housing Efforts with $1 Million Fund Through State Partnership
Chula Vista receives $500,000 from California's HCD to match its own funds for affordable housing, making it $1 million dedicated to the cause, with a plan to invest an additional $4 million in the future.
Bee Cave Locals Beat Back Big Rigs as Space-Tech Firm Lands West Austin Deal
After more than a year of litigation, Bee Cave reached a settlement that will sell the West Austin Business Park to CesiumAstro, ban warehouse uses and limit truck traffic. Developers will also pay the city $500,000.












