Pasadena Enhances Pedestrian Access on Allen Avenue Near Transit Hub
Sidewalks have been widened and crossing distances shortened on Allen Avenue in Pasadena, improving safety and accessibility for transit users and residents…
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I-5 Columbia River Bridge Expansion Faces Funding Hurdles Amidst Local Opposition
A federal green light for the I-5 Interstate Bridge Replacement project has been issued, but significant funding gaps and local disagreements over…
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Cars Remain Central to US Urban Planning Despite Growing Costs
A recent commentary highlights how car-centric infrastructure and policy persist in the United States, even as vehicle ownership becomes increasingly unaffordable, posing…
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Los Angeles Considers Reconnecting MacArthur Park by Closing Wilshire Boulevard
A proposal to reconnect MacArthur Park in Los Angeles by permanently closing sections of Wilshire Boulevard is moving forward, aiming to reclaim…
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Glendale’s La Crescenta Avenue Project Nears Completion with Enhanced Street Safety and Public Realm Improvements
Glendale's La Crescenta Avenue Rehabilitation Project is set to finish this month, transforming the street with new bike lanes, improved pedestrian facilities,…
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Chicago’s Crosstown Trail: A Year of Progress for a Rail Corridor’s Public Realm Future
Advocates for the Friends of the Crosstown Trail are marking a year of progress in their campaign to transform an underused Chicago…
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Seattle’s Leary Way Bikeway Design Advances Amidst Community Concerns
New designs for a protected two-way bikeway on Leary Way NW in Seattle have been released, aiming to address the "Missing Link"…
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Austin Launches First Carless, Affordable Condo Community
The Ivory, Austin's inaugural carless and affordable condominium development, offers 53 residential units and three commercial spaces, aiming to reduce both housing…
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San Francisco’s Urban Pulse: Lessons and Parallels for London’s Planners
A review of Streetsblog SF's July 1 headlines reveals urban challenges and innovations in transportation and housing that resonate with ongoing discussions…
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Uptown Greenway Bridge Repairs Drag into 17th Year with No End in Sight
A crucial pedestrian and bike bridge on Manhattan's Hudson River Greenway has been undergoing repairs for 17 years, with a full replacement…
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