Surf Damage Forces Dozen Dana Point Homes Uninhabitable
Powerful surf linked to a distant tropical storm damaged ocean‑facing decks on about twelve Dana Point beachfront homes, leading officials to red‑tag them as uninhabitable.
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Mayor Bass Declines Testimony at Homeless Funding Hearing
Mayor Karen Bass said she cannot testify at a congressional hearing probing alleged fraud in Los Angeles homelessness funding, as the U.S. House subcommittee examines possible misuse of federal aid managed by the city's Homeless Services Authority.
Winnipeg to Review Homelessness Report on Encampments
Winnipeg's Standing Policy Committee will review a forthcoming homelessness report and new encampment distance guidelines, following a recent decline in outdoor encampments.
42‑Unit Apartment Project Moves Forward at Former Logan Square Recovery Center
The former Logan Square Recovery Center is set to be converted into a 42‑unit apartment building, a move intended to boost residential density and revitalize the long‑vacant site.
Governments Join Forces for 820 New Homes in Winnipeg, Swan River
Federal, provincial and Winnipeg officials have formed a partnership to build at least 820 affordable housing units in Winnipeg and Swan River, aiming to boost supply in both the province’s largest city and a smaller western town.
NYC Requires Small Residential Buildings to Use Trash Bins, Adds Fines
New York City now requires residential buildings with one to nine units to use trash containers instead of sidewalk bags, imposing fines for non‑compliance to reduce litter and keep streets cleaner.
Luxury Condo Project Breaks Ground on Cottage Street
A six‑unit luxury condo building broke ground on August 26, 2026 at 7 Cottage Street, offering 2,000‑sq‑ft homes with private elevators and slated for completion in August 2027, adding upscale housing to downtown Saratoga Springs.
One Fatality in Early‑Morning Northwest Miami‑Dade Apartment Fire
A fire in a third‑floor apartment of a three‑story building in northwest Miami‑Dade early on September 7 killed one resident, prompting a swift response from Miami‑Dade fire crews and sheriff’s deputies.
Two Women Walk TTC Line 2 to Highlight Winter Homelessness
Two women walked the full length of TTC's Line 2 on September 6, 2026, to raise funds and awareness for winter homelessness in Toronto, highlighting the seasonal rise in shelter needs.
70 Home Sales Recorded in Cape May County Last Week
Cape May County logged 70 residential sales from August 24‑30, 2026, with a median home size of 1,485 sq ft selling for $625,000. The weekly summary offers a snapshot of local market activity.
Luxury Condo Construction Starts on Cottage Street
Developers have begun building a luxury condominium at 7 Cottage Street, with completion expected in August 2027, adding upscale housing to downtown Saratoga Springs as part of its continued growth.
Mayor Chow Promises Property Tax Increases Match Inflation
Mayor Olivia Chow pledged to limit property tax hikes to the inflation rate as part of her re‑election campaign for a second term, emphasizing affordability for Toronto residents.
Downtown Hotel and Apartments Project Unveiled at Congress & Federal
A Rochester‑based developer has proposed a five‑story hotel with 120 rooms, 21 residential units, a restaurant and meeting space at Congress and Federal in Saratoga Springs, now under city planning review.
Developer Proposes JW Hemingway Condos Near Saratoga Race Course
An unnamed developer has proposed the JW Hemingway condominium complex, featuring eight single‑family homes and a four‑story mixed‑use building near the Saratoga Race Course, and the plan is currently under municipal review.
Montreal Appeals Court Reviews Halt on Encampment Removal
Montreal has appealed a Quebec Superior Court order that stopped the city from clearing a homeless encampment near a skate park and basketball court. The appeal will be heard by the Montreal Appeals Court, leaving the encampment in place while the case proceeds.
Montreal Appeals Court Order Halting Van Horne Encampment Removal
Montreal has appealed a Quebec Superior Court order that stopped the city from clearing a homeless encampment near a local skate park and basketball court. The appeal will decide whether the municipality can proceed with its planned removal.
Montreal Appeals Court Order Blocking Encampment Removal
The City of Montreal filed an appeal on September 4, 2026, after a Quebec Superior Court ruling stopped it from dismantling a homeless encampment near a skate park and basketball court. The appeal seeks to lift the court order and allow the city to resume its planned removal of the encampment.
Montreal Appeals Court Order Halting Encampment Removal
Montreal has appealed a Quebec Superior Court injunction that stopped the city from clearing the Van Horne homeless encampment near a skate park and basketball court. The appeal seeks to overturn the order and resume the planned removal.
Jersey City Condo Hits $1.2 Million, Highest Sale Last Week
A Jersey City condominium sold for $1.2 million in the week of Aug 24‑30, marking the highest home price recorded in the city that week and highlighting strong market activity that mirrors regional trends.
Bayside Residents Uneasy Over Alleged Squatter
Bayside residents are uneasy after an alleged squatter moved into a local property, prompting concern about safety and neighborhood character.
