The U.S. government has identified a number of non-core properties in California that are no longer essential to federal operations. These properties, which include office buildings, parking lots, and childcare centers, are slated for disposal as part of an effort to reduce maintenance costs and reinvest taxpayer dollars into more critical assets. The list of […]
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