While West Maui officially reopened to tourists this month, local health care professionals are describing an unprecedented mental health crisis after the Hawaii wildfires, with some survivors reporting severe depression, suicidal thoughts and traumatic flashbacks.
Maui Wildfires Lead to Mental Health Crisis in Lahaina
3D Printing Homes on Earth, Someday the Moon | 60 Minutes
Texas company — driven by a mission to create faster, better and more affordable housing — is 3D printing homes. It’s also working with NASA to 3D print on the Moon. Lesley Stahl reports.
Tenants Forced to Vacate Condo Building in La Jolla After Deterioration from Sinkhole
The 8-unit building at 8803 Gilman Drive was red-tagged on October 3, deemed unsafe by city engineers, CBS 8 San Diego reported.
ENR Honors the 2022 Global Best Projects Awards Winners
In this tenth year of the annual ENR Global Best Projects Awards, a panel of industry judges selected projects located in 18 different countries.
New Evidence Emerges from Lahaina Fire 911 Tapes: Motorists Stranded For Hours Amid Maui Recovery
In ongoing recovery efforts on Maui, newly revealed 911 tapes from the Lahaina fire shed light on the challenging situation faced by motorists, KITV News reported.
Apartment Buildings Guised as Granny Flats in San Diego
If you’re frustrated by ADU’s popping up where you are around San Diego, you have a chance to help shape the city’s ADU policy, CBS 8 reported.
California Homeowners Now Allowed to Sell ADUs
Governor Gavin Newsom signed several new laws designed to help create more housing in California, Hilda Gutierrez of NBC Bay Area reports.
Condo Owners Say they Are Being Forced Out in Miami
CBS News Miami's Ivan Taylor reports on condo owners in Miami being forced out of their properties.
Oklahoma Farmers Along the Midship Pipeline Still Dealing with Damage
Oklahoma farmers express frustration with construction-related damage, and other issues caused from pipelines that persist for years.
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