University Area Community Development Corporation

“We need roads, we need transit, walking, biking, ferries ... we should be utilizing ... because there's no one solution that's going to work for every area,” said Sarah Burgoyne with the Tampa Bay Partnership.

Hillsborough County currently provides about $850,000 in money, but will reduce it by 25% until 2029, when it will zero out.

The University Area CDC received a grant from the EPA to address the neighborhood's stormwater and sewage issues. Now, the project is being put on hold.

The federal grant will go toward three primary improvements: improving storm water systems, expanding water and sewage services, and creating a community space.

iCanBike Tampa Bay recruited more than 50 volunteers to assist riders — many of them children and young adults — on a one-on-one basis.

The snip of a ribbon and some laughter and applause were the sounds of the start of home ownership for Helga Torres.The Tampa single mother of one cut a…

Three Tampa Bay area communities will be able to make improvements thanks to their share of almost a million dollars in grants from the Environmental…

Residents of Tampa’s University Area will have more options for affordable housing in the coming months.Dozens of new houses will be rented out for $600…