Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts slashes staff and programs
The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts has sharply reduced staff and operating hours due to financial difficulties and delayed funding from the city.
Dallas Museum of Art will undergo $6m repairs to fix damage from 2022 rainstorm
The Dallas Museum of Art is set to begin renovations after severe storm damage, with expected completion by January 2026.
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts slashes staff and programs
The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts has sharply reduced staff and operating hours due to financial difficulties and delayed funding from the city.
Dallas Museum of Art will undergo $6m repairs to fix damage from 2022 rainstorm
The Dallas Museum of Art is set to begin renovations after severe storm damage, with expected completion by January 2026.
Groups running NYC homeless shelters took massive salaries as questions remain over taxpayer-funded contracts: report
City-funded shelter executives received inflated salaries amidst compliance failures.
Lack of competitive bidding and transparency in homeless shelter funding is alarming.
Theater proponents to ask Los Altos council for $5 million donation
Los Altos Stage Company seeks city funding to initiate a $25 million fundraising campaign for a new performing arts theater amid community concerns about priorities.
Gilroy's public safety tax measure lagging in early returns
The Gilroy sales tax measure is falling short of the required approval threshold to fund public safety enhancements, signaling potential funding challenges.
Homeless Shelter Execs Make Huge Salaries and Hire Family Members, DOI Report Finds
City-funded nonprofits face serious financial improprieties, prompting the Department of Homeless Services to take corrective action and terminate relationships with certain providers.
New Valencia apartment complex for unhoused seniors breaks ground
Construction started on a new city-funded affordable housing development on Valencia St. with 145 units for low-income seniors over 55.
Homeless Shelter Execs Make Huge Salaries and Hire Family Members, DOI Report Finds
City-funded nonprofits face serious financial improprieties, prompting the Department of Homeless Services to take corrective action and terminate relationships with certain providers.
New Valencia apartment complex for unhoused seniors breaks ground
Construction started on a new city-funded affordable housing development on Valencia St. with 145 units for low-income seniors over 55.
Austin faces lawsuit for providing financial support to people seeking out-of-state abortions - Austin Monitor
Austin City Council approved $400,000 to assist residents seeking out-of-state abortions despite legal challenges against taxpayer funding for such purposes.
Tourism Commission pushes Council for more equitable funding for arts groups, districts - Austin Monitor
Tourism Commission pushing for city funding for cultural districts and local arts groups historically overlooked for support.
AHFC approves $50M to fund more than 1,000 affordable, permanent supportive housing units - Austin Monitor
Over $50 million approved for 1,000 units of affordable housing, with a focus on permanent supportive housing for the homeless.
HAAM seeks $500K in next year's city budget to fund local musicians' insurance - Austin Monitor
HAAM seeks ongoing funding for health insurance coverage for local musicians.
HAAM requests $500,000 from the city budget for premium assistance and enrollment activities.
After decades on the back burner, revitalization efforts at historic Black cemetery are in full swing - Austin Monitor
Bethany Cemetery, founded in 1893 for Black Austinites, is undergoing historic zoning, highlighting the grassroots efforts for its preservation amidst nearby development challenges.