The SAFD is constructing two new fire stations in San Antonio to improve service, with completions expected by Fall 2026, funded by $17.6 million in Certificates of Obligation.

Long Beach officials gathered to mark the demolition of old buildings on Atlantic Ave, paving the way for economic revitalization and new development projects in the area.

San Diego allocates $15 million more to the Bridge to Home initiative for affordable housing, totaling $108 million to create 2,148 units. Mayor Todd Gloria emphasizes the program's role in reducing rents and housing costs.

El Mirage aims to boost its economy with developments in auto, steel, and wood fabrication, promising about 500 jobs in the coming years led by companies like CarMax, Cives Steel, Desert Truss, and Integrated Building Components.

Raleigh plans to update historic preservation rules, with public meetings for input on the Unified Development Ordinance changes scheduled for August 13 and 14. The updates aim to align with state law and simplify processes.

San Antonio's Carver Branch Library celebrates its 95th anniversary with activities and an upcoming renovation.

Governor Greg Abbott has announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Pharr, Texas, to support and provide resources for small businesses, which employ nearly half of Texan workers.

Douglas County allocated $575,000 for maintenance and public access improvements at Cherokee Ranch and Castle, a historic site in Sedalia, funded by a voter-backed tax initiative.

Governor Hochul announces the completion of the $61 million Shepherd-Glenmore affordable housing project in Brooklyn, featuring 123 units, supportive services, and LEED Gold certification.

Dearborn City Beautiful Commission honors 51 homes with 2025 Residential Standard of Excellence Awards for their outstanding property maintenance and beautification.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proposes legislation to simplify the city's building code, aiming to save homeowners and small businesses time and money by removing redundant or burdensome requirements.

City planners seek public input on zoning code update through an online survey, focusing on non-residential area uses and standards, including aspects like parking and landscaping.

Fountain Hills is initiating a turf conversion project to save water by replacing grass with drought-resistant plants and upgrading to efficient irrigation systems.