#community-development

#community-development

To gain population growth and increase approval rating as a Lord in the Middle Ages, focus on providing housing, food, amenities like churches and marketplaces, and maintain the happiness of your people. [ more ]

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards focused on projects and announcements for Queens, including funding for hydroponics labs, a tech center, and a police precinct. [ more ]

203 newly constructed affordable housing units in East New York's Nehemiah Spring Creek development.

Income eligibility ranges between 30% to 80% of Area Median Income, with rents starting at $465 per month. [ more ]

The playground at John J. Carty Park in Bay Ridge underwent a $5.4 million renovation, adding new play equipment suitable for children of all ages and abilities, along with sensory features and other recreational amenities.

The park renovation preserved the iconic whale structure and added a sensory play feature in consultation with an occupational therapist, aiming to promote brain development and sensory stimulation for visitors. [ more ]

Residents in Coney Island are opposing the proposed gaming center coming to the area

Concerns about the casino include an increase in crime, addictive gambling, and lack of suitable job opportunities [ more ]

A historic school in Brooklyn's Weeksville will now be converted into a homeless shelter instead of affordable housing.

Highland Park Community Development Corporation will operate the homeless shelter at 1634 Dean Street. [ more ]

Brooklyn is a populous borough with nearly 2.6 million residents.

Brooklyn maintains both historical and trendy appeal. [ more ]

Brooklyn's first racially integrated school to be converted into a homeless shelter instead of affordable housing.

The building at Dean Street, originally P.S. 83, will be transformed into a family shelter with 91 units for homeless families to stay over 30 days. [ more ]

Concord's Housing Element implementation update on March 26 will cover progress, local efforts, program summaries, and next steps.

Community events in Bay Point and Walnut Creek related to gardening and garden clubs. [ more ]

Se necesita crear viviendas asequibles para todos los niveles de renta en San Francisco.

Es crucial establecer un banco público con préstamos a bajo o ningún interés para garantizar la continuidad de la construcción de viviendas en periodos de crisis. [ more ]

Preservation of old homes through adaptive reuse for culinary hubs in high-density neighborhoods is a growing trend.

Community-oriented developments provide economic benefits while preserving historical homes. [ more ]

Burlington is building a new bike park in Leddy Park to cater to a wide range of riders.

Investing in bike parks can attract tourism and generate long-term economic benefits for cities. [ more ]

The Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry is establishing a project team to help turn bookstores into cultural hubs in local communities.

The project team aims to engage not only book lovers but also those who rarely read books by creating attractive spaces for reading. [ more ]

Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley moving its local headquarters to downtown San Jose, bringing jobs and potential patrons to the area.

The organization's new office is at the Wilcox Building in downtown San Jose, contributing to the economic rebound of the urban core. [ more ]

Mountain House in San Joaquin County overwhelmingly voted to incorporate as a city with more than 91% in favor.

Cityhood allows for increased local control over zoning and taxation decisions and access to state and federal funding. [ more ]

Team Dayā, a group of ad tech execs, is building schools in rural communities in countries like Nepal.

The school buildings are constructed with durable materials to withstand natural disasters and support education in impoverished areas. [ more ]

Empowering women with financial literacy program in Newark

Collaboration with organizations for free financial education [ more ]

Power Women of Queens celebrates 30 years recognizing extraordinary women.

Schneps Media's growth from one newspaper to covering 90 publications across different regions. [ more ]

Bringing higher-paying jobs to the community is a long-term goal

Plug In South LA aims to support Black and brown entrepreneurs in building tech startups [ more ]

Beigou Village's rural revitalization project has transformed it into a garden-like countryside with valuable cultural heritage.

WAAAM museum symbolizes the duality of tradition and modernity, integrating site history, traditional craft, and daily village life. [ more ]

Legislator advocating for housing loans for undocumented residents

Expanding eligibility for housing loan program for undocumented individuals can promote homeownership. [ more ]

Coney Island boardwalk could add a casino

Community Board 11 voted in favor of a potential gaming license for The Coney [ more ]