Temple Acquires Santa Fe Trails Mobile-Home Park for Public Use
Temple has acquired the Santa Fe Trails Mobile Home Park through a mediated settlement and is working with residents as the property’s future takes shape.
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Thornton’s Market at 88th developer deadline passes without selection
Thornton’s deadline for development teams interested in the Market at 88th has passed, but the city has not announced a partner or final project.
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Palm Bay council authorizes response to $10 million Majors Golf Course demand
Palm Bay council voted 5-0 to counter a reported $10 million demand for Majors Golf Course at its $7.03 million appraised value.
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Gainesville budget proposal targets $10.39 million gap
Gainesville’s proposed FY 2027 budget keeps the property-tax rate unchanged while seeking cuts, Fleet Fund money and a higher fire assessment.
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Hayward approves eight-drone first-responder program for 911 calls
Hayward’s City Council approved a six-drone? No—an eight-drone first-responder program, with an estimated annual cost of $589,000 and bids due July 13.
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Alexandria advances planning for former Potomac River power plant site
Alexandria has moved forward on the planning framework around a major waterfront redevelopment while RiverRenew enters its final construction year.
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California Approval Advances 50-Acre Green River Ranch Project in Corona
A California streambed-alteration agreement moves Corona’s proposed 50.53-acre Green River Ranch Business Park through an important environmental step.
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Lancaster Adopts Its First Data-Center Zoning Rules
Lancaster City Council approved the city’s first specific data-center zoning rules after public opposition and concerns about future development.
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Garden Grove Council Set to Revisit GKN Aerospace Chemical Crisis
Garden Grove residents are seeking accountability and possible city action over a chemical crisis tied to GKN Aerospace ahead of an Aug. 11 council meeting.
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Oceanside Adopts Major General Plan and Climate Policy Package
The Oceanside City Council approved a long-planned package updating development, transportation, economic-growth and climate policies on June 24.
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Rancho Cucamonga Gets $1.03 Million for Emergency Operations Center Move
Rancho Cucamonga will use $1,034,487 in federal funding to move its Emergency Operations Center to the Civic Center campus and upgrade the facility.
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Salem adopts one-year pause on new data-center development
Salem City Council adopted a one-year moratorium on new data centers as the city weighs zoning and infrastructure rules around a proposed southeast Salem project.
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Newport News Reports Sharp Drops in Homicides, Shootings
Newport News says its Momentum for Peace plan exceeded public-safety goals, reporting a 63% drop in homicides and a 38% decline in nonfatal shootings.
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State audit details Cary spending concerns as town launches reform dashboard
A state audit found more than $1 million in questionable Cary spending and weak controls. Town officials released a response and launched a reform dashboard.
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Harbor Pointe recommendation lists no Measure X funding in Discovery Bay
Contra Costa County’s recommended FY 2026-27 package for Discovery Bay’s Harbor Pointe lists no Measure X funds, while other financing deadlines remain in place.
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Cookeville opens Henley Drive extension nearly two months ahead of schedule
The new 0.13-mile connection links Sams Street with Bunker Hill Road and adds another route between South Jefferson Avenue and Bunker Hill Road.
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Mississippi appropriates up to $60,000 for Booneville’s East Lake Street drainage problems
House Bill 1853 directs up to $60,000 from Mississippi’s State General Fund to Booneville for drainage problems on East Lake Street during the 2027 fiscal year.
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Plainfield planning commission reviews proposed 132-unit Airtech Apartments
Airtech Apartments is listed for development-plan approval on Plainfield’s Aug. 3, 2026 planning docket.
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Upper Darby Residents Challenge Proposed Rezoning of Mozino Tract
Residents are urging Upper Darby Township Council to reject a proposal that would replace zoning for 56 single-family homes with a mixed-use plan for townhomes, apartments, retail and a park.
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WisDOT awards $5.21 million contract for WIS 27 resurfacing in the Town of Hayward
WisDOT awarded Monarch Paving Co. of Amery a $5.21 million contract to resurface WIS 27 in the Town of Hayward, from West Boylan Road to north of West Carol Drive.
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Old Batley Road North closure near Oliver Springs set to continue through Sept. 30, 2026
Bridge construction has closed Old Batley Road North at State Route 61, or Oliver Springs Highway, in Anderson County. The closure is scheduled to remain in place through Sept. 30, 2026, after the county reported a delay in the project.
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Brooklyn Center voters face Aug. 11 primary to narrow City Council field
Brooklyn Center’s Aug. 11, 2026, primary will narrow a large field competing for two City Council positions. Mayor April Graves is not seeking reelection, leaving an open mayoral contest later in the year.