New Orleans, Jefferson Parish finalize West End redevelopment terms
New Orleans and Jefferson Parish have finalized West End terms, but the future developer, project design, financing and any new tax remain undecided.
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Las Vegas seeks developer for approximately 11-acre downtown site
Las Vegas NV – The city is seeking proposals for an approximately 11-acre downtown site where housing, retail and possible civic uses are under consideration.
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New Castle, Henry County Included in Indiana Gas-Tax Reimbursement
Indiana approved $121.16 million to replace roadway revenue lost during the gas-tax suspension. New Castle and Henry County payment amounts still need confirmation.
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White Salmon housing discussion will separate current rules from future ideas
White Salmon’s July 29 housing discussion will review current rules, approved projects, housing trends and possible future tools without a scheduled vote.
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Riverside Arts Groups Face July 27 Deadline for City Operating Grants
Riverside nonprofit arts and cultural groups have until 4 p.m. July 27 to apply for city operating support in a new two-year grant program.
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Orlando budget faces possible hiring freeze if tax amendment passes
Orlando is weighing hiring freezes, delayed projects and service changes as officials prepare for possible revenue losses from a November tax amendment.
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Raleigh Youth Curfew Is Still Only a Draft. What Happens Aug. 18?
Raleigh is drafting a possible youth curfew after July 4 violence, but no permanent rule is in effect before the City Council’s Aug. 18 discussion.
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California sues Turlock over delayed housing plan before August hearings
A state lawsuit puts Turlock’s overdue Housing Element and unfinished rezoning under court scrutiny as the city prepares for August public hearings.
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Fair Oaks reviews Sacramento County housing and infill zoning proposal
Sacramento County is reviewing draft housing and infill zoning changes after a non-voting Fair Oaks CPAC workshop. Key hearings are expected this fall.
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Sacramento City Unified advances proposed $95 parcel tax
Sacramento City Unified advanced a proposed $95 parcel tax as county officials began reviewing district payments amid a projected cash shortfall.
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Fort Wayne Anchor Resource Center location fight continues after feedback
Fort Wayne has posted responses to more than 500 public comments on a proposed 24/7 homeless resource center, but its site and funding remain unsettled.
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Dolton Residents Could Qualify for Cook County Storm Aid
Dolton households affected by 2025 storms could seek up to $2,000 from Cook County, but applications and final eligibility rules are not yet available.
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Jonesville’s 2026 candidate field appears uncontested for now
Yadkin County’s posted list shows Anita Darnell for mayor and Andy Green and Scott Darnell for two council seats ahead of the November 3 election.
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Aurora-APS water dispute remains unresolved as drought restrictions continue
Aurora’s Stage 1 drought restrictions remain active as Aurora Water flags nine APS sites and the district cites an approved conservation plan.
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Jupiter Residents Could Keep Free Beach Parking Under Revised County Plan
Palm Beach County dropped its proposed resident fee, but Jupiter pass rules, visitor charges and the planned October 1 start date remain unresolved.
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Buffalo Charter Revision Commission Rejects RCV, Semi-Open Primaries, Signature Cuts
At the Buffalo Charter Revision Commission’s July 8 meeting, commissioners voted down ranked-choice voting, semi-open/nonpartisan primaries, and ballot-access signature/petition changes.
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Special prosecutor drops felony charges against Liz Murrill in New Orleans
New Orleans LA – On July 22, a special prosecutor dismissed all 16 felony counts against AG Liz Murrill after letters from Mayor Moreno and City Council on July 21.
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Fulton County declines to extend Atlanta’s TADs—redevelopment, school funding
Fulton County adopted a July 15 resolution declining to join Atlanta’s proposed 30-year TAD extension, citing taxpayer burden and legal risk, and set safeguards.
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Norfolk City Council to update photo speed camera rules for VA’s §46.2-882.1
Norfolk City Council will update Section 25-233 to align with Virginia’s updated §46.2-882.1, including work-zone evidence and “warning-first” after July 1, 2026.
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North Grafton residents: Select Board to review marijuana, crash-safety strategy (July 21)
North Grafton residents: The Grafton Select Board meets Tuesday, July 21, 2026 to discuss social consumption marijuana rules and a fatal/serious crash strategy.
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Hillsborough budget FY27: July 29 reconciliation hearing and Sept. 24 vote
Tampa FL – Hillsborough County’s proposed $14.1B FY27 budget heads to a July 29 BOCC reconciliation hearing; final vote is Sept. 24. See where to weigh in.
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South Euclid lawn-care assessments: residents dispute charges after city cites high grass
Dozens of South Euclid residents say they owe $54,658.18 for city lawn cuts, but dispute notice and whether crews actually trimmed—here’s how to check.