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Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to Withhold $600 Million in Denver Transportation Funds
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from withholding $600 million in transportation grants from Denver over the city’s immigration and DEI policies. U.S. District Judge Barbara Rothstein ruled the threats likely violate the Constitution,...
Michigan Infrastructure Projects at Risk
The Trump administration is threatening to withhold billions in transportation funding from Michigan and other states that refuse to aid immigration enforcement or dismantle DEI policies. While widespread infrastructure cuts in the state are not imminent, nearly $500...
California Faces Loss of $4B in Federal High-Speed Rail Funding; Officials Vow Project Will Continue
The Trump administration plans to terminate $4 billion in federal funding for California’s high-speed rail project, citing concerns over delays and escalating costs, which have now ballooned to $128 billion. The state has 30 days to prove it has met the grant’s terms...
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Could Cut $157.5M from Atlanta’s Stitch Project
The Trump administration’s “Big Beautiful Bill” could permanently cut $157.5 million in funding for the Stitch, a transformative downtown Atlanta greenspace and infrastructure project. The Stitch aims to cap highways between Peachtree and Courtland streets,...
Federal Funding Cancellation Adds to Richmond’s Water System Challenges
Richmond, Virginia’s recent boil water advisory has reignited concerns about the city’s aging water system and the loss of $12 million in federal infrastructure funding that was intended to improve it. The Trump administration rescinded the FEMA grant last month,...
LA Port Hopes for Trade Recovery After Court Blocks Trump Tariffs
A federal court ruling pausing Trump’s tariffs has drawn support from the Port of Los Angeles, which says the decision offers hope for stabilizing trade. Port Executive Director Gene Seroka called the ruling a positive step, though warned it may take weeks or months...
Trump Workforce Cuts Leave Florida-Based NOAA Team Unstaffed for Reopening Ports
A Florida-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Navigation Response Team that reopens ports after storms is unstaffed this hurricane season due to widespread job cuts under the Trump administration. The cuts have also impacted several National Weather...
EAH Housing to Redevelop Glendale Facility in CA into 68 Affordable Units for Seniors
EAH Housing has announced plans to transform a 1970s assisted living facility in Glendale into Parkview Glendale, CA, a 68-unit affordable housing community for seniors. The renovated two-story building will feature studio and one-bedroom apartments, along with...
The Penny: 605-Bed Student Housing Project Breaks Ground Near Texas A&M
Construction has begun on The Penny, a 199-unit, 605-bed student housing project in College Station’s Northgate district near Texas A&M University. Developed by Pinecrest Developers, the community will offer modern amenities, study spaces, and a variety of unit...
$87.4 Million Affordable Housing Project Underway in Reno, Nevada
Construction is underway on the Reno Housing Authority’s largest affordable housing project, which will bring 199 new units to the former Hawk View Apartments site near the old Hug High School. The $87.4 million development is led by Brinshore Development, with Mohawk...
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