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A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s attempt to override New York City’s restrictions on immigration enforcement cooperation, citing state sovereignty.…
Read updateSurveys show Oregonians overwhelmingly want existing roads repaired before new megaprojects are funded, and trust in the state’s transport agency has collapsed.…
Read updateCalifornia voters are deciding on an $11.25 billion general obligation bond to fund affordable housing. As London grapples with its own stalled…
Read updateA Portland highway bridge originally priced at £248 million now stands at £885 million. The pattern of escalating estimates, delayed soil work…
Read updateA new poll from Open New York finds 79% of voters support building multi-family homes near rail stations, as the governor’s race…
Read updateAustin, Texas, is drafting new city code to replace a state rule that requires landlords to act only when mould covers 25…
Read updateA new survey from the US Conference of Mayors finds affordable housing leading city leaders’ concerns as the rising cost of living…
Read updateSeattle School Board member Joe Mizrahi has issued a detailed critique of three Washington State ballot initiatives funded by a hedge fund…
Read updateLos Angeles developers are scaling back projects despite huge housing demand, blaming pandemic-era rent protections and a mansion tax that encourages small-scale…
Read updateNew research into settlements such as Tell Brak suggests that some of the earliest cities formed without central rulers or master plans.…
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