Milwaukee’s 15th District Saw 13% Assessment Jump—Double the City Average
Homeowners in Milwaukee's 15th Aldermanic District are facing property assessments that rose nearly twice as fast as the rest of the city. Districtwide assessed values rose 13.06% nearly double the citywide average, according to Alderman Russell W. Stamper's office, which is hosting free sessions to
Phoenix Raises 2026 Affordable Housing Income Limits—a Family of Four Can Earn up to $89,900 and Still Qualify
Phoenix has published updated income limits that determine who qualifies for city affordable housing programs—and the thresholds cover a broad range of households. The new limits took effect May 1 and are based on percentages of area median income (AMI), according to the city's official 2026 income
N.Y. State Comptroller Confirms Buffalo Faces $100 Million-Plus Structural Budget Deficit
Buffalo's $100 million-plus structural budget deficit has been confirmed by an independent analysis—and the city has no financial cushion left to absorb the next shortfall. The New York State Comptroller's Office released an analysis validating Mayor Sean Ryan's assessment that Buffalo carries a str
Diane Sawyer Lays Bare Richard Simmons’ Reclusive Final Days Inside Storied L.A. Mansion—as Property Finds a New Owner
Nearly two years after his death, new details about the reclusive final days of fitness icon Richard Simmons’ are being brought to light in a new television special that will see famed broadcast journalist Diane Sawyer venturing inside the Hollywood Hills mansion where he spent the last decade of hi
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