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Nearly a year since funding was secured, construction is officially underway on the North Temple Jordan River Trail connection, a trail bridge that will connect…

In Salt Lake City’s Glendale neighborhood the intersection of three streets, 1300 South, California Avenue and 800 West has created a vacant triangle of city-owned…

A decade ago, Midvale’s burgeoning commercial park was a dead zone, a brownfield that for decades housed lead and copper smelters that not only exacerbated…

Salt Lake City has just over 17 percent of the countywide population, but the city has four of the seven largest creeks that flow through…

Several city leaders and residents from Salt Lake City’s west side are taking the proactive approach in making their neighborhood safer and welcoming.  The group recently launched the Restore North Temple,…

Not only does 900 South now have a new name, but in the near future the street will have a new look as well.  City leaders…

The long wait is over for local soccer enthusiasts wanting to play on professional quality fields.   The Salt Lake City Regional Athletic Complex (RAC) is…

Hours before the Salt Lake City Council is to decide whether to put a parks, trails and open space bond on the November ballot, Salt…

Salt Lake Mayor Mayor Ralph Becker announced today that he will ask the City Council to consider putting a $125 million to $150 million bond…

Sugar House Park could soon lose the title of “largest city park.”  In February, the Salt Lake City Council voted to repurpose Glendale Golf Course,…

The dominant message from Glendale residents, a neighborhood on Salt Lake’s west side, at Tuesday’s Salt Lake City council meeting, was that residents want a cleaner…