London’s Housing Crisis: Beyond the Bricks and Mortar
A critical look at the multifaceted nature of London's housing affordability crisis, exploring its roots in policy, development, and social equity, and…
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Santa Clarita Councilmember Jason Gibbs Joins Metro Board, Signals Shift on Transit Priorities
Jason Gibbs, a Republican representing Santa Clarita, has been elected to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) board, replacing Glendale…
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Seattle Council Committee Moves to Streamline Growth Plan Appeals
A Seattle City Council committee has voted to limit the ability of residents and groups to appeal major zoning changes and updates…
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New York Plans Year-Long Moratorium on New Large Data Center Projects
New York State is implementing a one-year freeze on new large data center developments to assess their impact on energy consumption, water…
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San Francisco Accelerates Office-to-Housing Conversions with Incentives
San Francisco is seeing a surge in office conversion projects, with hundreds of new housing units potentially coming online as a result…
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Queensboro Bridge Lane Conversion Proposed Amidst Declining Car Traffic and Rising Cyclist Numbers
Advocates are calling for a motor vehicle lane on the Queensboro Bridge to be converted to a dedicated cycle path, citing a…
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New York City Street Redesign Faces Lawsuit Over Safety Concerns
A legal challenge has been filed against the Department of Transportation's planned road diet for West 72nd Street, with opponents citing potential…
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Chicago Plans Safety Upgrades on Ashland Avenue Following Fatal Hit-and-Run
A year after a fatal hit-and-run claimed the life of Marcela Herrera, Chicago Department of Transportation announces plans for safety enhancements on…
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Boulder Faces Scrutiny Over $8.4 Million Street Repair Project
A proposed $8.4 million reconstruction of Sumac Avenue in Boulder, Colorado, is sparking debate over infrastructure costs and the long-term affordability of…
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Canal Street Redesign Prioritizes Less Dangerous Section Amidst Community Concerns
New York City’s Department of Transportation has announced a phased approach to redesigning Canal Street, opting to address the western section first,…
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