Transportation Riders United will host its quarterly meeting April 17 at the Guardian Building. The meeting will discuss DDOT's Detroit Transit Options for Growth Study as well as TRU's latest projects.
A multi-faceted plan intended to end homelessness in Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck has been developed by the Homeless Action Network. It targets five key areas: prevention, housing, supportive services, community engagement and collaboration.
The AT&T Foundation has made a $1.2 million grant to the Detroit Youth Foundation to provide Detroit youth with access to technology.
Neighborhoods are crucial to the redevelopment of regions and cities. Two national experts are in town to share their ideas on what Detroit can do to restore community life and restart the local economy.
For 40 years, Harriet Saperstein has been a living, breathing model of community involvement. In March, Saperstein retired as president of HP Devco, the economic development organization that is helping Highland Park turn itself around. Maureen McDonald profiles the woman who never gave up.
A 200,000-square foot distribution center being built in Highland Park was awarded $5 million in New Market Tax Credits.
The Toronto Star looks at the highs and lows of the Detroit realestate market -- from foreclosures to new developments.
Transportation Riders United, a metro Detroit transit advocacy group, is sponsoring a design competition on the future of mass transit in the area.
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