Life in the tower: Who controls Seattle’s drawbridges?
Seattle's drawbridges, some a century old, still rely on alert operators to protect people on the roads and clear a passage ...
Residents in wildfire zones demand underground power lines, but process is slow, costly
In Malibu, dozens of beachfront homes were burned to the ground as a result of the Palisades fire, which destroyed a total of ...
With Trump's zigzag actions on trade, March came in like a lion and won't be going out like a lamb
Trade wars sparked by retaliatory and escalating tariffs typically form in the grind of legislation, as happened with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act nearly a century ago. This round comes from Trump's ...
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It was home to the NY Daily News. Now you can rent an affordably priced apartment there.
The country’s biggest office conversion is on NYC’s affordable housing lottery. Some studio apartments rent for less than ...
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Fargo officials tout improvements of new water tower
The new Fargo water tower, operational since October, is improving storage, fire protection and efficiency while replacing ...
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Governor Hochul Announces $340 Million Investment in New York's Water Infrastructure Projects
New York invests $340 million in statewide water infrastructure projects, enhancing public health and local economies.
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Steiner NYC’s $420M Brooklyn Recap
In a deal involving an equity buyout, Steiner gained full ownership of the landmark 55-story Brooklyn tower, Hub.