HOUSING

Oct 13 2024BUSINESS

Post Falls Downtown: A New Mix of Homes and Food on the Horizon

Imagine walking through downtown Post Falls and seeing something new: a big building that combines apartments with a place to grab brunch. This project, led by mother-daughter duo Laura and Kelsey Horn, is set to change the face of the north block in downtown. The site is massive, covering about 50

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Oct 12 2024WEATHER

The Unexpected Flood: A Florida Complex's Struggle

In Clearwater, Florida, residents of The Standard at 2690 Apartments found themselves in a dire situation after Hurricane Milton struck. The property management company, Infinity BH, had initially advised tenants to make their own decisions about evacuating. However, when the storm hit, the complex

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Oct 09 2024POLITICS

California Senate Candidates Schiff and Garvey Clash on Key Issues

In the race for California's open Senate seat, Democratic candidate Adam Schiff and Republican candidate Steve Garvey recently faced off in a forum hosted by ABC7. The candidates discussed a range of issues, including abortion, gun control, climate change, and the housing crisis. Schiff, a longtime

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

Oakland Coliseum: From Sports to Living Spaces

Ever thought about living in a place that used to be packed with cheering sports fans? That could become a reality for some people in Oakland. City planners have an exciting plan for the Oakland Coliseum after the A's play their last game there. They want to turn this iconic spot into an affordable

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Oct 06 2024BUSINESS

Business and Nonprofit Leaders Join Forces for Massachusetts Housing Campaign

The Citizens’ Housing and Planning Association (CHAPA) has kicked off a new campaign called “Our Massachusetts” with the help of 11 prominent business and nonprofit leaders. Their mission? To support people who want more housing in their areas and get local approvals for housing projects, especially

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Oct 05 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Fate of a Piece of California's Past: A Japanese American Farm in San Jose

In the heart of Silicon Valley, a piece of California's history is about to be erased. The Sakauye family farm, one of the last remaining Japanese-owned farms in the state, will soon be demolished to make way for a massive urban housing project. But this farm holds more than just memories - it repre

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Oct 01 2024CRYPTO

Pixel 9A: A Fresh Take on Budget Phones

In the world of budget smartphones, Google is set to shake things up with its upcoming Pixel 9A. Fresh renders of the device have surfaced, and they're giving us a glimpse into what's in store for affordable Android enthusiasts. Gone is the signature visor design, replaced by a sleek pill-shaped cam

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Sep 25 2024OPINION

Priced Out of Reach: The Flawed Housing Plan of the Harris Administration

In the wake of the September 10 presidential debate, the spotlight shone on Vice President Kamala Harris's housing plan, touted as a solution to make homeownership and renting more affordable for working Americans. However, a closer look reveals a plan that would only exacerbate the housing crisis,

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Sep 24 2024OPINION

The Contrary Truth: Behind the Numbers

Crime statistics are often the subject of heated debates, with both sides presenting compelling arguments. However, a closer look at the numbers tells a different story. The National Crime Victimization Survey paints a picture of rising crime rates, particularly in urban areas where leftist prosecut

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Sep 20 2024EDUCATION

Lost in the Haze of Higher Education: One Student's Struggle

Raymond Hubscher, a biomedical engineering student at the University of British Columbia, was all set to return to campus for his fourth year. However, his plans were derailed when he couldn't secure on-campus housing through the random selection process used for mature returning students. As a BC r

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