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The Chicago urbanism community is remembering Riley O'Neil, a passionate advocate for cycling infrastructure and safer streets, who was tragically killed in…
Read updateDarializa Avila Chevalier, running for New York's 13th Congressional District, details her plans for public transit, climate action, and equitable development in…
Read updateA federal judge has overturned the Department of Energy's decision to cancel $82.1 million in clean energy grants, reinstating 11 projects previously…
Read updateSan Francisco residents are preparing for the annual "Week Without Driving" event, a city-wide initiative encouraging a shift away from private car…
Read updateThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has paused federal funding for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, with the potential…
Read updateMicromobility provider Lime is enhancing its services in Seattle for the FIFA World Cup, increasing staffing, distributing helmets, and implementing designated parking…
Read updateThe town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, has filed a lawsuit against the state, challenging plans to build 180 housing units on a state-owned…
Read updateThe fatal collision of a cyclist with an illegal e-scooter rider on the Queensboro Bridge has amplified demands for stricter enforcement against…
Read updateA new viral trend sees participants donning costumes to "chase" CTA trains, satirising the common experience of being late for public transport.…
Read updateA new analysis from Centre for London highlights the critical importance of empathy, trust, and continuous learning in housing services, particularly in…
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