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City budget still doesn’t face reality

The highlights for the fiscal 2018 budget for Providence, at least according to City Council, include no tax increase and the inclusion of a...
PROVIDENCE MAYOR Jorge O. Elorza announced the launch of the city's new website, shown above, on June 8. The new design features a mobile-responsive design and improved accessibility for residents, business owners and visitors.

Providence launches new website

PROVIDENCE – The city of Providence has launched a new interactive and mobile-friendly website at www.Providenceri.gov to improve access to municipal services for residents,...
THE REDEVELOPMENT OF 60 KING St., The former home of the Imperial Knife Company, broke ground today. / COURTESY TRINITY FINANCIAL LLC

R.I. Housing breaks ground on historic Providence mill redevelopment

PROVIDENCE - One more of Providence’s historic mills will be getting a face-lift this year, thanks to an ongoing revitalization effort called the “Build...
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE for the Providence City Council approved a $737 million budget for the 2018 fiscal year.

Providence City Council Finance Committee approves $737M budget for FY 2018

PROVIDENCE - The Providence City Council Finance Committee approved a $737 million budget for the 2018 fiscal year on Monday, according to a press...
HOME GROWN: Osbert Duoa, a sales manager at Farm Fresh Rhode Island, works at the Pawtucket Wintertime Farmers Market in the Hope Artiste Village in 2015. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Providence lends $850K to Farm Fresh RI to buy land

PROVIDENCE – City officials on Wednesday announced Providence has made an $850,000 secured loan with Farm Fresh RI to buy land on Kinsley Avenue. The loan was...

Providence unlikely to fit Trump administration’s sanctuary-city definition

PROVIDENCE – The state’s capital does not appear to fit the definition of “sanctuary city” recently released by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, WPRI-TV...

Providence launches new app to pay for on-street parking

PROVIDENCE – Quarters will no longer be required for city parking meters, thanks to the launch of a free app allowing drivers to pay...
DON LEBLANC, president of Vistaprint Corporate Solutions, says Vistaprint chose to establish a national sales office in Providence due to tax incentives and the available college-educated talent pool. /COURTESY VISTAPRINT CORPORATE

Vistaprint Corporate opening a national sales office in Providence

PROVIDENCE – Vistaprint Corporate Solutions, the Waltham-headquartered print and design company, is creating a national sales office in Providence, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo announced...
AN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM called “First Down” would grant a $7,500 down payment to first-time homebuyers in what Rhode Island Housing considers the six hardest-hit cities by the foreclosure crisis: Providence, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Warwick, Cranston and East Providence., R.I. Housing announced Friday. /PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

R.I. Housing introduces ‘First Down’ home-purchasing assistance program

Updated: 3:08 p.m. PROVIDENCE – An assistance program called “First Down” would lend a $7,500 down payment to first-time homebuyers, Rhode Island Housing announced Friday. The program...
The Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy broke ground on Brandon’s Beach at Burnside Par, a new nautical themed playground. From left to right: Wendy Nilsson, Cliff Wood, Mayor Jorge Elorza, Brian Goldner, Barbara Goldner, Governor Gina Raimondo, Tiffany Rodrigues, Karen Davis

DPPC breaks ground on ‘Brandon’s Beach’ playground at Burnside Park

PROVIDENCE - The Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy, a public-private partnership formed to preserve and revitalize Providence’s historic downtown area, broke ground on a new...
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