downtown
Coverage of downtown in the Nexus archive.
- Oakland councilmember address concerns over proposed downtown data center
An Oakland City Councilmember stated that reports concerning a massive data center being built in Oakland are untrue. Councilmember Carroll Fife addressed these concerns at a news conference, joined by the project’s developer, to separate fact from fiction.
- Weigh in on road improvements along Grand and Fruitvale avenues, and more
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission is seeking public input on infrastructure work plans for East Oakland, Downtown, and other areas along Grand and Fruitvale avenues.
- Data center proposed for former Star Tribune site sparks debate in Minneapolis
A data center is set to move into the North Loop in Minneapolis, sparking debate over the future of downtown and the best use of local resources.
- Ald. Bill Conway Launches Reelection Bid, Ending Speculation About Mayoral Run
Ald. Bill Conway announced his reelection bid for the 34th Ward, ending speculation about a mayoral run. He previously loaned himself $500,000, which fueled mayoral rumors, but now emphasizes continuing his work in the 34th Ward. Conway is part of a coalition of 30 aldermen that bypassed Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed budget.
- Why Downtown artist Reid Stowe is training the first Mars explorers
Reid Stowe, a Downtown artist linked to 1980s Soho art figures, is aiding in training Mars explorers. He is also an elite endurance sailor, combining his artistic and athletic background for this mission.
- ‘This city is fixing to get cursed (or even more cursed)’
The article discusses a recent report on a potential battle downtown and highlights the reactions from readers.
- NDOT installs new barriers to protect bikers in downtown, East Nashville
NDOT has installed new Toronto barriers in downtown and East Nashville to enhance biker safety. A councilman noted that additional safety improvements are still required.
- St. Helena residents still dealing with brown tap water after bus hits fire hydrant
Residents of St. Helena are still experiencing brown tap water days after a bus struck a fire hydrant in downtown. The incident has led to ongoing efforts to restore clean water, with multiple taps affected.
- Indie booksellers to Lurie: What the hell are you doing with Barnes & Noble?
Indie booksellers are criticizing Lurie regarding Barnes & Noble's involvement in downtown recovery efforts. The city aims to fill vacancies, but small bookstores face competition from an 'apex predator' entering the market.
- MacArthur Center redevelopment aims to reconnect downtown streets, attract a grocery store back to downtown
The MacArthur Center redevelopment project aims to reconnect downtown streets and attract a grocery store to the area. City officials state the initiative seeks to restore the street grid that was disrupted by the mall's opening in 1999.
- Nashville breaks ground on new traffic project bringing bike lanes & safer crossings
Nashville has started construction on its first 'Choose How You Move Complete Street' project along the Chestnut Street Corridor, adding safer crossings, bike lanes, and improved sidewalks. The voter-approved initiative aims to enhance safety and connectivity between Midtown, East Nashville, and downtown, with completion expected by year-end.
- Chicago man busted for gun, weed during downtown traffic stop: officials
A Chicago man was charged after police found a loaded gun and marijuana during a downtown traffic stop on Wednesday.
- Concerns linger as convention center redesign shot down by Dallas City Council
Dallas City Council rejected plans to redesign the convention center due to concerns about community engagement and transparency. The decision requires reconfiguring connecting bridges into downtown.
- Capital Group buys Bunker Hill skyscraper
Capital Group has purchased the Bunker Hill skyscraper for $210 million. The company, which previously rented the building, plans to expand its downtown presence.
- It was a thriving city with a postcard view. Now it's home to America's emptiest downtown, house prices are TANKING... and experts fear the rot has already spread
A once-thriving city is now home to America's emptiest downtown, with house prices plummeting and experts warning that economic decline has spread. The area's postcard-like view has been replaced by signs of severe deterioration.
- ‘Common sense’ is winning in San Francisco, says Mayor Daniel Lurie
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie stated that recent election results emphasize prioritizing results over politics. The city has seen reduced petty crime, fewer large homeless encampments, and signs of revitalization in downtown areas during his 16-month tenure.