Mexico City Bike Lane Sparks Controversy in Red Light District
A new cycle lane in Mexico City is facing unexpected opposition from sex workers who argue it disrupts their livelihoods and access…
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Car-Free Trails Foster Childhood Independence, Urging More Development
An advocate argues for the expansion of car-free corridors, highlighting their role in providing safe spaces for children to develop autonomy and…
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Strong Towns Raises Concerns Over Municipal Fragility and Development Patterns
An analysis by Strong Towns argues that conventional development models create financially fragile municipalities, impacting infrastructure maintenance and service delivery.
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San Francisco Considers Tech’s Impact on Urban Fabric
A look at how technology companies are shaping San Francisco's urban landscape and transportation, with a focus on upcoming events and community…
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King County Council Candidates Debate Housing and Experience at Urbanist Forum
Progressive candidates for King County Council District 2, Rebecca Saldaña and Toshiko Hasegawa, outlined their visions for housing and development at a…
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Chicago Acquires Greyhound Terminal for Public Improvement
The City of Chicago has purchased the Greyhound bus terminal, a move intended to enhance the passenger experience and prevent potential closure…
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The Overwhelm of Urban Progress: Navigating Complexity in City Leadership
While seeing urban problems clearly is one step, deciding on the next action presents a significant challenge for city leaders, requiring a…
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Chicago Mourns Loss of Dedicated Urbanist Riley O’Neil, Champion of Safer Streets
The Chicago urbanism community is remembering Riley O'Neil, a passionate advocate for cycling infrastructure and safer streets, who was tragically killed in…
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US Congressional Candidate Outlines Vision for Urban Livability and Climate Resilience
Darializa Avila Chevalier, running for New York's 13th Congressional District, details her plans for public transit, climate action, and equitable development in…
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Massachusetts Town Sues State Over Housing Development on Public Land
Wellesley, Massachusetts, has filed a lawsuit challenging the state's plan to build 180 housing units on a state-owned parking lot, citing concerns…
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