City of Greensboro

A new, set of rules for short-term rentals and their owners aim to help the city of Greensboro regulate these properties better.

A presentation on the state of Greensboro's parks and greenways shows the city is facing more than $280 million in unfunded capital needs.

The investigation into the complaint filed to the North Carolina Human Relations Commission is expected to be completed within 90 days of its Feb. 20 filing.

Greensboro's Transgender Task Force is inviting participants to share their thoughts on the challenges facing the community during the drop-in online program.

Vaughan pointed to nearly $9 billion in investments from companies such as Honda Aircraft and Toyota as signs of the city's vitality. She also highlighted the approval of nearly 16,000 potential housing units since 2021, and the launch of the downtown trolley program.

Community land trusts acquire, own, and steward property in a focused area to help promote affordable housing.

The former American Hebrew Academy campus in Greensboro is set to temporarily house unaccompanied minor children.

Keeping the Green in Greensboro, NC: A Tree Canopy & Equity Prioritization is a five-year reforestation project supported by a federal grant. As part of the initiative, an assessment will be conducted on how much of the city is covered by trees.

The Greensboro City Council has selected a company to run the Greensboro Coliseum Complex and Tanger Center.