Oakland and SF city officials push workers to return to the office
Remote work has caused a lack of foot traffic that hurts downtown businesses, but government workforces could help.
Oakland to lay off nearly 100 city workers in ‘hard but necessary’ cuts
Individual layoff notices went out Thursday to workers who fill 77 full-time city positions, hitting hardest the public works ...
Frontline Realty snags Oakland’s “original highrise” for low price of $60 psf
Century-old Realty Syndicate Building trades for $5.5 million, an 86% decline since its previous sale in 2018.
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Oakland to cut $2.6M for youth, Meals on Wheels, and violence prevention
Nonprofit service providers are reeling from the news. More budget-balancing cuts could be coming, city leaders warn.
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Hit the track with Renegade Running — and the ICA Fund
Renegade Running is a lot more than a sneaker shop. Yes, the store has shoes, clothes and gear — it also offers treadmills, a ...
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Gov. Whitmer appoints 2 Oakland County residents to state boards
Gov. Whitmer appointed Michael Gerendasy of Bloomfield Hills to the Michigan Board of Real Estate Appraisers, and Harper West ...
ODA considers renewal for Spencerville swine and beef facility
A swine and beef facility located at 03097 State Route 197, Spencerville, Ohio, is seeking a five-year renewal for its operating permit from the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Owned and operated by ...
Black History Month in South Florida: Parades, festivals, art & music
February is Black History Month, and South Florida is honoring the occasion with a variety of activities that salute the accomplishments of Black Americans. Whether you choose to enjoy a parade or ...