San Diego County unanimously approved plans for 224 affordable housing units and allocated $12.5 million for another project, part of a broader strategy addressing the housing crisis.

An historic 1887 Groton chapel converted into a $3.85 million residence with six bedrooms and numerous amenities is on sale. Franklin D. Roosevelt once attended the original church.

Texas leaders met with King Abdullah II to discuss economic opportunities, aiming to enhance trade and partnerships between Texas and Jordan, particularly in energy and technology sectors.

Ex-Hays County corrections officer George Snell arrested on charges of child sexual assault; was not removed from duty during the investigation. His bond is set at $500,000.

Governor Hochul of New York celebrates FFA's 100th anniversary, announcing a new building at the State Fairgrounds and increased funding for agricultural education.

Salt Lake City opened SPARK, a $99 million housing development with affordable units and on-site childcare, aiming to help families earning 20-30% of AMI and foster community growth.

The Residences at St. Matthew, a new affordable housing development, has opened in Detroit, providing 46 units, with 25 dedicated to formerly homeless individuals.

Indianapolis is negotiating with Populous to design a proposed $220 million soccer stadium, potentially for an MLS team.

The South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan will be presented at a hearing, where residents can voice opinions. Dallas is also reforming parking regulations, with a public hearing to come.

Real estate execs facing city lawsuits for building disrepair have donated $410k to "Fix the City" PAC, supporting Cuomo's mayoral bid, prompting concerns over undue influence in NYC politics.

Governor Abbott appoints Coben and Niemeyer to the Texas Economic Development Corporation Board, aiming to enhance the state's economic appeal and leverage energy resources.

Las Vegas housing market sees a reduction in home prices and growth in inventory, with a median price drop to $480,000 for single-family homes and increased listings.

San Diego County Supervisors approved a $12.5 million investment for a new 81-unit supportive housing development to aid the homeless, focusing on veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.