Long Beach Ranked Among Top 10 US Bike-Friendly Cities, Second in California
A new study by Holland Bikes places Long Beach 10th nationally and 2nd in California for its commitment to cycling infrastructure and…
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US Public Lands Access Broadened as Off-Road Vehicle Restrictions Lifted
President Trump has rescinded executive orders that previously restricted off-road vehicle use on federal lands, potentially opening up most national parks to…
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Charleston Aims for 3,500 Affordable Homes by 2032 with Accelerated Strategy
Charleston Aims for 3,500 Affordable Homes by 2032 with Accelerated Strategy
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Illinois Housing Plans Stall Amidst Legislative Session Wrap-up
Governor JB Pritzker's proposals for multi-unit housing in Illinois faced significant hurdles during the spring legislative session, ultimately failing to advance.
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New Platform Aims to Reduce Roadway Risk by Integrating Diverse Datasets
Replica and Arity launch Safety Hub, a tool designed to provide public agencies with integrated data to identify and mitigate road safety…
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Smart Cities Dive Launches 2026 Community Project Awards, Seeking Innovative Urban Solutions
Smart Cities Dive has announced the call for nominations for its 2026 Community Project Awards, aiming to recognise projects that leverage technology…
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Seattle Public Library Levy Renewal Campaign Underway
Seattle residents are being asked to renew a seven-year library levy that will provide significant annual funding for the Seattle Public Library…
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Scooter Manufacturer Adds Safety Warning After Deadly Bridge Crash
Teverun, maker of a high-speed electric scooter involved in a fatal collision, has updated its website with a disclaimer after public outcry…
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Streetsblog NYC’s 20th Anniversary Street Fair Canceled Due to Injury
The popular urbanism publication has postponed its celebration, originally planned for June 13, due to a significant injury sustained by its editor.
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Costly Infrastructure Projects: Engineering Problems vs. “Phone Call Problems
An analysis from Strong Towns highlights how complex infrastructure projects often incur massive costs by treating human coordination issues as technical engineering…
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