World Cup Watch Parties Ignite Public Spaces Across New York City
The Mamdani administration has unveiled an extensive list of over 100 free public watch parties for the 2026 World Cup, transforming parks,…
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Land Use, Not Just Road Design, Fuels Arterial Dangers, Says Expert
A leading academic argues that the mix of retail and residential along major roads, rather than just their physical design, is the…
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Cities Tap AI for Faster Permitting, With Federal Funding Available
Local governments can apply for up to $3 million in grants to implement artificial intelligence systems for building and land use permitting,…
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Seattle Leaders Challenge County Tax Plan Over Funding Disparities
Seattle city officials are pushing back against a proposed 0.1% countywide sales tax increase, arguing that a funding cap would unfairly divert…
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Understanding Transportation Bills: A Comprehensive Guide
Explore the intricacies of transportation bills, from their purpose and evaluation criteria to essential checks and balances. This guide provides clarity on…
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The Best Transportation Bills: A Comprehensive Guide
Explore what makes a transportation bill effective, key considerations, and how to evaluate them. This guide provides context and clarity on transportation…
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Sprawl’s Toll on Youth Opportunity and Health Highlighted in New Report
A new study from Johns Hopkins University reveals how urban sprawl negatively impacts children's opportunities and public health, with implications for urban…
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NYC Mayor’s Greenway Plan Criticised for Compromising Safety and Accessibility
A proposed greenway in Eastern Queens has drawn criticism for incorporating sharrows, a decision seen as a capitulation to opposition and a…
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London’s Housing Crisis: A Multifaceted Challenge for Urban Planners
An in-depth analysis of London's persistent housing crisis, exploring its roots, impacts, and the complex interplay of policy, development, and community needs.
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Pedestrian Fatality Rates Remain High Across US Cities, Study Finds
A new study from Smart Growth America reveals that pedestrian death rates have continued to rise in most major US cities over…
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