Cities Navigate Divergent Paths on Homelessness Post-Grants Pass Ruling
Three years after the Supreme Court's Grants Pass v. Johnson decision, cities are adopting contrasting strategies for addressing homelessness, with some increasing…
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Three years after the Supreme Court's Grants Pass v. Johnson decision, cities are adopting contrasting strategies for addressing homelessness, with some increasing…
Read updateA discussion with a Smart Cities Dive expert explores the burgeoning role of artificial intelligence in local government, highlighting its potential to…
Read updatePresident Trump has rescinded executive orders that previously restricted off-road vehicle use on federal lands, potentially opening up most national parks to…
Read updateTeverun, maker of a high-speed electric scooter involved in a fatal collision, has updated its website with a disclaimer after public outcry…
Read updateThe popular urbanism publication has postponed its celebration, originally planned for June 13, due to a significant injury sustained by its editor.
Read updateA summary of key urbanism-related news from Streetsblog LA's Monday headlines, covering election links, street repaving, and specific neighbourhood developments.
Read updateA new public toilet facility, constructed using salvaged stone, has been opened in Maida Hill, North Paddington, Westminster, aiming to enhance public…
Read updateChicago's Department of Transportation has completed a significant overhaul of the Logan Square traffic circle, pedestrianizing a key section of Milwaukee Avenue…
Read updateA tragic collision on the Queensboro Bridge, resulting in the deaths of two individuals, has sparked renewed calls for stricter enforcement against…
Read updateNew research indicates that data centres contribute to rising temperatures in surrounding neighbourhoods, potentially increasing energy demands for cooling during warmer months.
Read updateGovernor Kathy Hochul has signed a new auto insurance reform bill into law, a move that proponents claim will lower costs for…
Read updateA Staten Island community meeting intended to address resident concerns about a police officer with hundreds of speeding tickets was abruptly cancelled,…
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