A detention center built in the middle of Florida’s Everglades to house people suspected of immigration violations, colloquially known as Alligator Alcatraz, can remain open, a…
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Residents of Portland, Oregon are notorious for rejecting umbrellas despite the region’s reputation for wet weather. Visitors to “The City That Works” can be seen under…
The AI frenzy has yet to die down in San Francisco. Many of the key companies in the AI sector call the city home and continue…
The 1914 wooden boat supply building at Seattle’s Fisherman’s Terminal had a lot of history. This history also caused the structure to sink and lean into…
The US Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a $691 million contract for the additional water storage fishpass facility at the Howard A. Hanson Dam in…
U.S. Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned on April 20 as the Labor Department’s inspector general neared the end of a months-long investigation into allegations involving her…
The WSP in the US has risen Avygail Sanchez to a leadership role in state and local government affairs for the West and appointed Donna Estacio…
The state of Maryland and the federal government have filed separate lawsuits against the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water), both alleging that…
Two recent studies by the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General are sounding the alarm about the risks Superfund sites face from several factors…
Patrick Hill is president of global operations at Jacobs, leading teams serving clients and communities in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New…