San Antonio hosts a two-day "2025 Thriving Together Conference" focusing on community wellness, featuring keynotes, panels, and a film night to foster dialogue on public health.

North Las Vegas celebrated a new law enabling city control of utility permits at Apex Industrial Park, expected to boost local development and economy.

Honolulu is seeking developer qualifications to transform a 2.25-acre site in Kalihi into affordable, transit-oriented housing, with over 150 homes projected near a future Skyline Station.

Parkview Health plans to open a new $150 million hospital in Lebanon, Indiana, by 2028, adding over 200 jobs and expanding healthcare access in Boone County. The facility at Hickory Junction includes emergency, inpatient, and surgical care.

West Sacramento's Onyx Investment Group adds another office-to-residential conversion to its pipeline on Florin Perkins Road. The company now has five planned projects totaling 660 units amid Sacramento's housing crunch.

The Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth is undergoing a $50.5 million renovation, with updates to the concourse, lighting, restrooms, and restoration of the exterior to its original Art Deco style.

Kroger announces layoffs for nearly 1,000 corporate employees, part of ongoing company adjustments after closing underperforming stores and leadership change.

PennDOT prepares for barrier installation in South Philadelphia as part of a $37.4 million bridge repair project on I-95 North, with temporary lane closures expected during construction.

Groundbreaking for the 300 De Haro Street affordable housing project in San Francisco, set to create 425 units for low-income residents, has begun despite delays and financial challenges.

Milwaukee County launched the Building Bridges Program, providing $10,000 grants to ten local small businesses, funded by the WEDC. The program also offers support from a small business liaison.

A Manhattan apartment complex offers $0 rent for some tenants through NYC Housing Connect, focusing on seniors 62+ with no income. Amenities are included, and the lottery closes on Oct. 27.

A failed cannabis venture in West Sacramento resulted in a $9 million industrial property sale, highlighting ongoing challenges in California's evolving cannabis sector.

California's earthquake retrofit grant program opens second registration window for 2025, expanding eligibility to rental properties for first time in 12-year history.