Delayed by More Than a Year, Will a Brooklyn Infrastructure Upgrade Ever Get Done?
Infrastructure projects in New York City are significantly delayed, impacting essential services like water and sewer upgrades amidst rapid housing development.
A work crew that started the Airport fire ignored best practices'
The Orange County public works crew responsible for the Airport fire failed to follow safety procedures, leading to devastating consequences.
Bill of 335,000 for shelter to store 18 bikes at Leinster House 'incredibly expensive', Eamon Ryan says
Public funding for projects like the bike shelter must be handled with caution.
The significant cost of the bike shelter raised questions among lawmakers.
Updating aging infrastructure could cost Richmond an additional $100 million annually over a decade
Richmond needs $100 million annually for infrastructure improvements over the next decade, as reported to the city council.
Minister demands full review of 336,000 spend on shelter for 18 bikes at Leinster House
The expensive bike shelter's costs prompt public spending accountability discussions.
Delayed by More Than a Year, Will a Brooklyn Infrastructure Upgrade Ever Get Done?
Infrastructure projects in New York City are significantly delayed, impacting essential services like water and sewer upgrades amidst rapid housing development.
A work crew that started the Airport fire ignored best practices'
The Orange County public works crew responsible for the Airport fire failed to follow safety procedures, leading to devastating consequences.
Bill of 335,000 for shelter to store 18 bikes at Leinster House 'incredibly expensive', Eamon Ryan says
Public funding for projects like the bike shelter must be handled with caution.
The significant cost of the bike shelter raised questions among lawmakers.
Updating aging infrastructure could cost Richmond an additional $100 million annually over a decade
Richmond needs $100 million annually for infrastructure improvements over the next decade, as reported to the city council.
Minister demands full review of 336,000 spend on shelter for 18 bikes at Leinster House
The expensive bike shelter's costs prompt public spending accountability discussions.
The reopening of the Mission library is delayed until winter 2026 due to unforeseen construction challenges.
Silicon Valley city must pay after removing campaign signs - San Jose Spotlight
Cupertino's city workers mistakenly removed and discarded lawful election signs, which raises concerns about election integrity and proper city procedures.
'I wasn't responsible,' says former OPW Minister Patrick O'Donovan on bike shelter spend
Finance Minister Donohoe accepted responsibility for the embarrassing shelter spending amid public anger, while O'Donovan denied direct accountability for the expenses.
An Oregon paper was repeatedly denied public records. Its fight for transparency ended in a major victory. - Poynter
The Treasure Valley Reload Center project was intended to boost Malheur County but remains uncompleted after significant funding and effort.
Memorial for celebrated Miami-Dade manager Merrett Stierheim is set. Here's how to go
Merrett Stierheim was instrumental in shaping modern Miami-Dade County through significant public works projects like Metrorail and Zoo Miami.
Nobody likes potholes. How one L.A. County city is trying to eradicate them
Long Beach significantly reduced potholes after record rains by launching a community cleanup initiative focused on repairing 63,000 potholes before the next rainy season.
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao Is Reportedly Using an SUV the City Hasn't Paid For
Oakland Mayor Shang Thao is using a Ford SUV without payment, complicating city finances and vendor relationships.
Meet the District 9 candidates: What would you do about road infrastructure?
Candidates in District 9 are addressing critical road infrastructure issues, prioritizing safer conditions and sustainable improvements for the community.
Homeless tents return to Bayview only days after 'very aggressive' sweeps
Homeless individuals quickly return to camps after aggressive sweeps by authorities.
The 50-foot oak that towered over Valencia and 18th for at least 30 years is now a stump
The silk oak tree at Valencia and 18th streets was cut down due to safety concerns and to prevent disruption to foot traffic.
The decision to cut down the tree was made after it was deemed a hazard following discussions with multiple supervisors at San Francisco Public Works.