Brooklyn’s Ashland Place Bike Lane Gap to Close, Promising Safer Streets
New York City's Department of Transportation has unveiled plans to complete a long-awaited protected bike lane on Ashland Place, addressing a notorious…
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New York City's Department of Transportation has unveiled plans to complete a long-awaited protected bike lane on Ashland Place, addressing a notorious…
Read updateHUD's Point-in-Time Count May Underestimate Homelessness by Overlooking "Doubled Up" Situations
Read updateA new funding round from the federal government could provide cities with up to $15 million for parks and recreation projects, with…
Read updateThe Little Rock board of directors has approved new ordinances to regulate data centers, voting against a moratorium proposed by concerned residents…
Read updateNew federal legislation includes key provisions for cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, a win for advocates pushing for safer streets and alternative transport…
Read updateNew research from Yale University highlights the environmental impact of tire wear, identifying it as a major source of air pollution.
Read updateA Washington Court of Appeals decision has reopened environmental review for Seattle's Comprehensive Plan, raising concerns about the effectiveness of recent state…
Read updateThree years after the Supreme Court's Grants Pass v. Johnson decision, cities are adopting contrasting strategies for addressing homelessness, with some increasing…
Read updateA cohort of US mayors is partnering with the U.S. Conference of Mayors and Amrize on the Game Changer Program to leverage…
Read updateFormer NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan, known for her transformative street design initiatives, has been appointed to the MTA board, signaling a…
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