Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang already owns a mansion in San Francisco and in recent months described the city as "thriving again." ...

A marquee tower in the Dallas skyline is in line for a major transformation — but some elements of the plan are not sitting ...

"We are beyond thrilled to welcome George Lucas to Comic-Con for the very first time," said event spokesman David Glanzer.

Last spring, a window at San Francisco’s Millennium Tower blew out of its frame during a wind storm raising questions and concerns about safety of the city’s high rise buildings in bad weather ...

San Francisco Approves Scaled-Down Millennium Tower Fix Fix engineers billed the original 52-pile plan as not only preventing more sinking, but also reversing the tilt.

After more than six months of scrutiny, San Francisco’s Department of Building Inspection has issued a revised building permit for the revamped perimeter pile upgrade of the settling 645-ft-tall ...

San Francisco’s leaning Millennium Tower could soon be set straight. A revised plan by an outside panel of engineers to rebalance and stabilize the sinking and tilting tower at 301 Mission St ...

After a year in which the beleaguered Millennium Tower in San Francisco underwent an unsuccessful "fix" that ended up exacerbating its sinking into the Soma mud, a new plan is afoot for 2022. The ...

Work to address the sinking and leaning of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower has gotten the OK to restart from the city after a two-month pause. The lead engineer on a $100 million project ...

Days after San Francisco officials put the construction to shore up San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower on indefinite hold, there's new evidence that building officials were forewarned about ...

A $100 million fix to stop a San Francisco luxury high-rise from sinking and tilting even more is on hold while engineers try to learn why the building has sunk another inch during the repair.

Building representatives say the construction work at San Francisco's Millennium Tower has been halted due to another inch of sinking.