Transit to be free on Friday
Local officials hope to entice last-minute shoppers and holiday revelers with a free alternative to holiday traffic while getting residents better acquainted with the regions public
Local officials hope to entice last-minute shoppers and holiday revelers with a free alternative to holiday traffic while getting residents better acquainted with the regions public
It will be several months before the county attorneys move into Salt Lake County’s Downtown District Attorney Office Building, but a central component of the
Three years and several hundred new residents later, the S-Line Streetcar is going to become a bit more convenient to ride. On Tuesday, local officials
Downtown Salt Lake City’s newest office building, the District Attorney office building, has officially topped out. Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams and Salt Lake District
Salt Lake County District Attorney’s will soon have office space of their own. After decades of renting space in nearby offices, Salt Lake County officials
*This is an updated version of a previous post After a nearly of year of gathering public input and looking at best practices in other
Since local governments and government agencies can’t actively campaign for Proposition 1, a local option sales tax for transportation funding, local leaders are turning to education campaigns to inform residents of the potential impact of new revenue to pay for various local transportation needs.
After months without any new information, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams announced today that the County is walking away from a proposed contract with Dallas
Utah is the fifth most bike-friendly state in the country according to new rankings from the League of American Bicyclists. The League released the rankings
Salt Lake City has received positive national attention for how it deals with homelessness. Even with national praise, the convergence of gentrification and crime in
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