Streetsblog LA Headlines Round-up
A summary of key urbanism-related news from Streetsblog LA's Monday headlines, covering election links, street repaving, and specific neighbourhood developments.
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King County Overhauls Grant System Amid Fraud Concerns and Audit Findings
The King County Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) is implementing new protocols to address concerns of fraud and waste in…
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US Homelessness Sees Modest Drop Following Record Highs, HUD Report Indicates
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released its annual report, showing a 3% decrease in homelessness nationwide. This…
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Streetsblog SF Roundup: Urban Planning and Transit News for June 1, 2026
A review of the latest urban planning and transportation news from Streetsblog SF, highlighting key developments and discussions in San Francisco.
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Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act Takes Effect, Signalling Regional Coordination Efforts
A significant piece of legislation aimed at enhancing transit coordination across Northern Illinois is now in effect, potentially reshaping regional transportation planning…
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Americans Express Growing Opposition to Data Centers, Surpassing Nuclear Plants
A recent Gallup poll reveals a surprising trend: more Americans oppose the construction of data centers in their communities than nuclear plants,…
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Advocates Map and Grade Bike Racks to Highlight Shortages and Poor Quality
A Las Vegas-based initiative aims to improve cycling infrastructure by documenting and evaluating existing bike parking, revealing critical gaps and subpar installations.
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Navigating Seattle’s Independent Bookstore Day by Public Transit
An urbanist reflects on the challenges and triumphs of completing a city-wide bookstore challenge using only public transportation, highlighting transit accessibility and…
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Palo Alto Pursues ‘Pro-Housing’ Designation Amidst Shifting Stance on Density
The Californian city, historically resistant to growth, is seeking a state designation that could unlock significant funding for housing projects by demonstrating…
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Wisconsin’s Largest Private Affordable Housing Complex Highlights Funding Complexities
A new $197 million housing development in Milwaukee, set to become Wisconsin's largest private affordable housing complex, underscores the intricate financial mechanisms…
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Salt Lake City Opens Protected Bike Path on Viaduct Trail
A new protected bike path has opened on Salt Lake City's 400 South Viaduct Trail bridge, enhancing connectivity and safety for cyclists…
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Portland Transit Faces Major Service Cuts and Layoffs Amid Budget Crisis
TriMet, Portland's transit agency, is implementing significant service reductions and hundreds of job cuts to address a substantial budget deficit, impacting bus…
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