Illinois Law to Tackle Repeat Speeders with Intelligent Speed Assistance
A new law in Illinois will allow repeat offenders with suspended or revoked licenses for excessive speeding to drive again if their…
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Chicago Cyclist Injured in Intersection Crash Amidst Dispute Over Illegal Turn Citation
A collision in North Center left a cyclist with facial injuries, with witnesses and a city official suggesting the SUV driver should…
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Global Headlines Hint at Worsening Climate Outlook for Urban Areas
A recent report suggests even Europe may struggle to generate sufficient clean energy to mitigate climate change impacts, raising concerns for urban…
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New York Delivery App Operator Faces Ban for Alleged Worker Underpayment
Mayor Mamdani's administration is seeking to ban Motoclick, a delivery platform, after it allegedly paid workers as little as $1.82 per hour,…
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New York Parks Highlight London’s Need for Shade Amid Rising Heat
A New York City park's playground reaching extreme temperatures due to lack of shade serves as a stark warning for London's urban…
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New York Advocates Urge Mayor to Fund School Streets Promise
Advocates are calling on Mayor Mamdani to allocate $20 million in the upcoming budget for the city's School Streets program, aiming to…
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Streetsblog SF Launches Video Initiative to Expand Urbanism Coverage
Streetsblog San Francisco is introducing a video channel to reach a wider audience and deepen its coverage of urbanism issues, seeking reader…
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Energy-Water Nexus Offers Path to Resilient Communities
As climate pressures and urban growth intensify, a more integrated approach to infrastructure planning is needed to create communities better equipped to…
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This Week in San Francisco: Repair Night, Valencia Street Live, Sunday Streets
Streetsblog SF outlines upcoming community events, including a repair night, a live event on Valencia Street, and Sunday Streets, offering opportunities for…
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Nassau County Representative Exits MTA Board After Senate Scrutiny
David Mack has withdrawn his reappointment to the MTA board, facing significant opposition from the New York State Senate due to concerns…
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