New Hope City Council has passed an affordable housing protection ordinance to help protect tenants who are at or below 60% of the area median income level from increased rents due to a change of ownership or management style.

New Hope is currently accepting applications for multiple boards and commission seats.

All eligible voters in Hennepin County can vote absentee—either in-person or by mail—beginning Friday, January 17, for their party’s 2020 presidential nominee.

On Feb. 10 New Hope will hold a public hearing to consider allocation of the 2020 Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant Program funds.

New Hope city ordinance requires that all business and residential property owners register their alarm systems.

If you’re staying warm during this winter by using alternative heat sources, please use extreme caution.

Make sure you know which pets require licensing and how often it needs to be renewed.

The Center for Energy and Environment offers a convenient one-stop service that provides residential, commercial/non-profit and rental property owners in New Hope access to a comprehensive array of financing and rehabilitation services.

The city of New Hope is encouraging all residents to participate in the 2020 Census.

Absentee voting for the Presidential Primary begins January 17.

The family-owned, New Hope-based company that offers a multitude of home improvement products and services to improve the look and value of your home and lifestyle.

Get in the groove and have a blast at the Sweetheart Ball coming Friday, Feb. 7 at the Crystal Community Center.

The three outdoor ice skating locations in New Hope are now open for the season.

Now available, utility bills can be paid online and over the phone via electronic checks in addition to Visa and MasterCard.

Over salting after snow doesn't provide extra safety. It just damages property and pollutes water.

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The New Hope Community Gyms are available for community use during non-school hours.

The total impact of the utility fee increases on an “average” residential utility customer (who uses 5,000 gallons of water a month) is predicted at approximately $4.51 per month.