Economic Development Committee approves Love Field Hotel project
Construction of a new eight-story hotel near Love Field has been approved by the City Council’s Economic Development Committee, providing […]
City reminds residents that carryout bag ordinance takes effect Jan. 1
Councilmember Dwaine R. Caraway, District 4, Director of Code Compliance Kris Sweckard and Senior Environmental Coordinator Kevin Lefebvre will host
Dallas’ commitment to equality recognized
Dallas ranks among the top cities in the nation when it comes to fair treatment of its lesbian, gay, bisexual
Dallas Animal Services Wins Big in Uber Puppy Bowl
Dallas Animal Services teamed up with Uber and Animal Planet Wednesday to deliver adoptable puppies to animal lovers across the
Dallas Police Department delivers meals to homebound seniors
Hundreds of Dallas Police Department (DPD) employees participated in the first ever DPD City-Wide Day of Caring Thursday, delivering nearly
Santa Fe Trail gets new greenery
Volunteers planted 38 trees along the Santa Fe Trail over the weekend. The January planting is the first of several
Dallas again honored as a Citizen Engaged Community
The City of Dallas has been recognized as a Citizen Engaged Community by the Public Technology Institute (PTI) for the
Dallas selected for Vacant Properties Technical Assistance scholarship
The City of Dallas is one of four cities chosen to receive the Center for Community Progress’ Technical Assistance Scholarship
Looking for a parking spot in Dallas? We have an app for that.
The City of Dallas and ParkMe announce the launch of a new app that will help drivers find, secure and
Trinity Pump Station Passes Key Test
Trinity Watershed Management recently conducted a performance test on the new Baker No. 3 pump station scheduled to be fully
Trinity Pump Station Passes Key Test
Trinity Watershed Management recently conducted a performance test on the new Baker No. 3 pump station scheduled to be fully
City razes abandoned home, reaches milestone in building stronger neighborhoods
The City of Dallas tore down its 272nd unsafe and abandoned home on Tuesday, surpassing a goal of 251 set