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A proposed change to Seattle's environmental appeal process, intended to streamline development, has sparked debate and accusations of misinformation, highlighting tensions between…
Read updateA pilot program in Brooklyn will allow smaller residential buildings to share large curbside waste containers, aiming to reduce sidewalk clutter and…
Read updateA simple reflector, designed to enhance pedestrian and cyclist visibility, has unexpectedly become a catalyst for conversations about urban safety and street…
Read updateThousands gathered for CicLAvia’s open streets event, transforming major boulevards into pedestrian and cyclist zones, highlighting community engagement and cultural festivities in…
Read updateA lawsuit challenges a ballot petition aiming to reopen a section of San Francisco's Great Highway to cars, alleging deceptive claims about…
Read updateA look at the achievements and evolving issues of Washington State's pioneering Growth Management Act as it reaches its 35th anniversary, highlighting…
Read updateThe Minneapolis City Council has approved a temporary five-month halt on new data centers exceeding 350,000 square feet, aiming to study the…
Read updateAn opinion piece from The Urbanist argues that Seattle needs to move beyond half-measures and truly reclaim streets for people, highlighting recent…
Read updateThe new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has opened its doors, featuring the nation's first presidential playground, designed for universal accessibility and…
Read updateSmall Towns Lead US Bikeability Rankings, Highlighting Infrastructure Lessons for Larger Cities
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