City Hall
Coverage of local government, council meetings, and policy decisions affecting Saginaw residents.
A New Riverfront Plan Asks What Saginaw Wants Next
A planning process is gathering ideas for the riverfront, from safer paths to more room for everyday gatherings.
What Residents Should Know Before Lead Service Line Work Begins
The city is preparing for another phase of water line replacement. Here is what the work looks like from a resident perspective.
A Street Repair Project Tries to Make Room for Everyone
The next phase of work on Michigan Avenue includes pavement repairs, crossings, and a closer look at how people move through the corridor.
Inside the Long Debate Over Reusing an Old Factory
A proposed conversion could add apartments and workspace, but neighbors want answers about traffic, affordability, and cleanup.
For Older Residents, a Bus Route Is a Lifeline and a Schedule
Riders describe the difference between having a bus nearby and having one that arrives often enough to plan a day around it.
A Walk-In Mental Health Program Is Designed for the First Conversation
A new community program is offering same-week support for residents who are not sure where to begin seeking care.
A Fire Station Open House Is Really About Prevention
The department is inviting families inside to talk about smoke alarms, kitchen fires, and what happens before a call comes in.
Saginaw’s Strategic Resurgence: A Blueprint for Industrial Modernization in the city
Saginaw, Michigan, is redefining its economic landscape through massive investments in advanced manufacturing and healthcare, transforming from a legacy industrial hub into a modern tech engine.
Saginaw’s Riverfront Renaissance Takes Shape
Saginaw’s Riverfront Park is transforming in 2026. With $33M in funding, the "Medical Diamond" project adds a fishing pier, trails, and mixed-use housing to create a vibrant downtown destination.