The Pasadena City Council voted to declare a 2.5 acre property purchased last year as ‘surplus property,’ a crucial procedural step in transforming the long-vacant former Kaiser Permanente land into a community asset. This declaration, required under the State Surplus Land Act, allows the City to seek requests for proposals (RFPs) for the site’s development,
NINE NEWS AT SIX STARTS NOW. JACKSON COUNTY HAS ITS DAY IN COURT, FACING A LAWSUIT OVER YOUR PROPERTY TAX BILLS. GOOD EVENING. I’M LARA MORITZ AND I’M KRIS KETZ. THE STATE OF MISSOURI IS SUING JACKSON COUNTY OVER SKY HIGH PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS. LAST YEAR, INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER MATT FLENER WAS INSIDE A DOWNTOWN COURTROOM AS
In a bid to cut down on unpaid housing mortgages, the Government Housing Bank (GHB) has been instructed to extend the loan repayment period to 85 years. Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira said on Monday that the move is to reduce the number of housing loans that fall under the special mention (SM) and non-performing loans
Sales activity in the housing market remained stagnant last month as mortgage rates continued to fluctuate and stayed elevated at the end of May. The supply side of the existing home market, however, continued to improve in May, as new active listings increased by double digits for the fifth consecutive month, according to a recent
White Heron Theatre, the 150-seat performing arts venue in downtown Nantucket that opened in 2016, was listed for sale Monday for nearly $13 million, and the future of the theater company is uncertain. The property at 5 North Water Street has been owned by White Heron Theatre founder Lynn Bolton since December 2012, when she and her
WORCESTER, Mass. — A Worcester woman says her family was left without more than $11,000 in funds they raised for her mother’s double lung transplant, after a national foundation suddenly shut down. Christina Norris’ mother Donna Sinclair needed the operation in 2018 after suffering from COPD. The family raised more than $35,000 through the National
At Monday’s joint meeting of the Pasadena City Council and the Pasadena Board of Education, Congresswoman Judy Chu said the City would soon receive funds for two projects. “I’m thrilled to report that the City of Pasadena will soon be receiving a total of over $1.8 million in direct federal funding to support two important