Why Fresno Is Taking a Closer Look at Corporate Landlords
Fresno CA – The City Council ordered a 75-day study of corporate housing ownership and possible rental-registry changes, with findings expected in June.
Month: April 2026
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Rabid bat found in Fremont’s Glenmoor neighborhood; what residents and pet owners should do now
Fremont CA – A dead bat found on Logan Drive in Glenmoor tested positive for rabies. Officials reported no known exposures and urged residents to avoid contact.
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Fort Wayne launches a $37 million construction season with Waynedale projects at the center
Fort Wayne IN – The city has outlined a $37 million 2026 infrastructure program, with Waynedale getting some of the clearest project-level detail this season.
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Fontana planning commissioners weigh 59-unit Foothill Boulevard condo project
Fontana CA – Planning commissioners are set to hear a 59-unit Foothill Boulevard condo proposal, with staff backing approval and neighbors raising parking and traffic concerns.
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Fayetteville stays in North Carolina’s rail pipeline, but the Raleigh route is still early-stage
Fayetteville NC – A proposed passenger rail link to Raleigh remains active, but state and federal records show the corridor is still in early planning, not construction.
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Why El Paso’s April 8 data center meeting matters before new city rules are drafted
El Paso TX – The April 8 data center meeting is the clearest remaining chance for residents to shape citywide rules on water, power, zoning, incentives, and transparency.
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Durham’s old police headquarters site is moving toward 80 affordable homes. What happens next?
Durham NC – Durham is moving toward an 80-unit affordable-housing concept at its old police headquarters site, but key development details are still unresolved.
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Detroit faces April 7 budget vote with tax cut, DDOT increase and sidewalk money on the table
Detroit MI – Detroit City Council faces its April 7 budget deadline with a proposed 1-mill homeowner tax cut, higher DDOT spending and sidewalk funding.
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Corpus Christi nears another water crossroads as April 14 vote on emergency cutbacks approaches
Corpus Christi TX – The city remains in Stage 3, but updated water models and an expected April 14 council vote could bring tougher cutbacks closer.
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Why Columbus leaders are weighing a youth curfew now
Columbus OH – A City Council hearing put a summer curfew, parental-responsibility rules and truancy enforcement on the table, but no law has passed.
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Colorado Springs picks Ken Casey for vacant District 2 council seat after Bailey resignation
Colorado Springs CO – City Council appointed Ken Casey to the vacant District 2 seat on April 6, with swearing-in set for April 13 and the seat back on the ballot in 2027.
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Cleveland local tax deadline is nearing: who has to file by April 15 and where to get help
Cleveland OH – Many residents and workers still need a 2025 city tax filing or exemption certificate by April 15, with downtown help still available.
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Cincinnati extends data center restrictions while it rewrites the rules
Cincinnati OH – City Council extended temporary data center controls on April 1, keeping extra review in place while officials draft permanent zoning rules.
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What a Chula Vista squatter case shows about how San Diego County evictions work
Chula Vista CA – A reported 10-month home-occupation dispute shows why many San Diego County possession fights run through unlawful detainer court first.
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Chesapeake students will learn remotely on April 21 as special election shifts school operations
Chesapeake VA – Chesapeake Public Schools will shift to asynchronous remote learning on April 21 because some campuses will serve as polling places.
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Charlotte transit riders could see more fare checks and visible security as CATS updates its safety plan
Charlotte NC – CATS told Charlotte leaders riders should expect more visible security and fare checks, while bigger transit-policing changes remain farther off.
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Chandler lines up water-system upgrades and drought backup planning at the April 6 council meeting
Chandler AZ – Two April 6 council items show how Chandler is tackling water resilience now and later, from Arrowhead Meadows pipe replacement to backup-supply study.
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Cape Coral asks residents to water less as drought drags on and northeast irrigation ban stays in place
Cape Coral FL – The city wants residents to water lawns once a week during drought, but most addresses still legally remain on the regular two-day schedule.
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Buffalo’s proposed 25% property tax hike is running into early resistance at City Hall
Buffalo NY – Mayor Sean Ryan’s floated 25% property tax hike is drawing early pushback from the Common Council as the April 15 city budget deadline nears.
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Boston’s next city budget is arriving under pressure from health costs, snow bills, and slower revenue growth
Boston MA – Mayor Michelle Wu previewed a tight FY27 budget shaped by rising health costs, snow and overtime bills, and slower revenue growth ahead of April 8 filing.
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Maryland targets Baltimore transit stations for new housing, with Rogers Avenue among the first sites
Baltimore MD – Maryland has rolled out a regional station-area housing plan, with Rogers Avenue in Northwest Baltimore emerging as one of the first sites to watch.
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Anchorage, AK Weather Snapshot – April 6, 2026
11:50 PM · Monday, April 6, 2026 · Anchorage, AK: 34°F (Cloudy) · Humidity 69% · Wind 0 mph