Effective January 1, 2026, the City’s minimum wage hourly rate will be: Effective July 1, 2026, the minimum wage hourly rate will be: Under the ordinance, business size matters. Employers…
The City of St. Paul is slowly bringing the last remaining systems online after shutting down many of them July 29 following a cyber attack. The initial attack, which City…
It’s easy to feel hopeless about the housing crisis, especially if you live in St. Paul, where any hint of new housing on the horizon seems to fade like a…
“FINALLY!!!!!! The news we’ve all been waiting for! Golden Chow Mein will continue with new owners!!!!!!” Long-time employee Mary Erjavec announced on social media August 19. Erjavec said owner Kwok…
The Center for Lost Objects, located at 957 West 7th, announced on August 21 that they need to find a new location. “The new owners of my building have given…
Businesses on Grand between Snelling and Fairview have been feeling the effects of a major street reconstruction all summer. To help those businesses out, the Grand Avenue Business Association has…
The Highland District Council is looking for businesses and organizations interested in corridor beautification, public art, planning, marketing, events or revitalizing underused properties to apply for their Commercial Corridor grant…
The Twin Cities region will continue to have one of the lowest costs for sewage treatment, despite a 5.8% increase in the municipal wastewater charge that was just adopted by…
The Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) is accepting community-led project proposals related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, electric vehicles and energy storage projects within Minnesota. In particular, CERTs seeks proposals…