Most Dangerous Jobs in the US According to geeks for geeks, The US has a lot of hazardous jobs. In 2018, 5,190 Americans died from work-related injuries. We will talk about the top 10 most dangerous jobs in the country. Logging Workers are the Most at Risk Logging workers are the most likely to die … Read more
Nashville’s Most Dangerous Neighborhoods: A Guide for Homebuyers and Investors Neighborhood Spotlight: Nashville’s Transforming Areas and the Pros and Cons of Investing in Each Nashville‘s neighborhoods have been scrutinized by experts and a list of the most dangerous areas has been compiled, according to the report of susanthetford. These neighborhoods have been ranked based on … Read more
Most Dangerous Cities in United States 2024: High Crime Hotspots Revealed Is Your City Among the Most Dangerous in United States 2024? Crime-Ridden Cities In 2024, some cities in United States are most dangerous than others due to high crime rates, according to the report of Norada. At the top of the list are Detroit, Michigan and St. … Read more
Riverside County Board of Supervisors Set to Vote on 19% Pay Raise Supervisor Jeffries Opposes Proposed Raise, Citing Public Disapproval According to Audacy, The Riverside County Board of Supervisors is going to vote on a plan to give themselves a big raise. They will get a 19% increase in their salary, which means they will … Read more
First-Time Home Buyer Program: Eligibility Criteria How to Apply for the $50,000 Down Payment Assistance According to RGJ, A mortgage company in Nevada is helping Americans buy their first home. They are giving away $50,000 to Americans who need help with the down payment and closing costs. This program is only for Americans who have … Read more
New York State’s Housing Deal: A Step in the Right Direction Small Wins, Big Challenges: New York’s Housing Crisis Remains Unaddressed According to NYPost, New York State has made a new deal to help fix the housing problem. The deal is a good start, but it’s not enough. The deal gives a tax break to … Read more
Internet Providers Extend Discounted Plans for 23 Million Households as ACP Ends Internet Providers Commit to Affordable Plans Through 2024 Amid Federal Subsidy Cuts In a significant move to support low-income households more than a dozen internet service providers including major companies like AT&T, Comcast, Cox, Spectrum and Verizon have agreed to continue offering discounted … Read more
Eva Longoria and Siete Foods Launch Juntos Fund Offering Up to $75,000 for Latino-Owned Food Businesses Eva Longoria Partners with Siete Foods to Empower Latino Entrepreneurs with $2 Million Initiative Eva Longoria in collaboration with Texas-based Siete Foods has launched a new initiative aimed at supporting Latino-owned food and beverage businesses across the United States, … Read more
Tower Health Swaps $992M in Debt, Secures Fresh Start with New Bond Issue Tower Health’s Financial Turnaround: $992M Debt Swap and $142.5M Bond Issue Announced Tower Health a struggling Pennsylvania hospital chain is taking a major step towards turning its financial fortunes around, according to the published article of Bloomberg. The system has announced plans … Read more
Rental Market Thrives as US Housing Crisis Deepens: What’s Behind the Surge? The Rental Market’s Golden Opportunity: How Institutional Investors Are Profiting from Affordability Crisis The rental market is thriving in the US with soaring prices and high mortgage rates making it difficult for people to afford homes, according to the published article of FORTUNE. … Read more