The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s policy shifts could displace as many as 170,000 people, according to a ...
Baltimore and Philadelphia saw the largest increases in traffic delays. Congestion pricing may have helped keep New York City ...
A coalition of state CIOs is asking Congress not to “strip states of their ability to address real AI risks in their ...
A look at what’s happening in California shows that even in an environmentally progressive state, unhealthy emissions and ...
The agency asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to overturn the 2024 “soot standard,” citing incomplete scientific analysis and ...
With new pedestrian zones, adaptive reuse projects and a focus on local business, Underground Atlanta aims to make downtown ...
Fiscal confidence among city finance officers is plunging as COVID-era federal aid winds down, a National League of Cities ...
Shifting water infrastructure decisions to local governments could accelerate housing, advocates say
A new WOTUS definition proposed by the EPA would give builders relief from federal permitting delays, but environmental groups warn it could leave cities more exposed to flood and water quality risks.
The apartment giant will pay $7 million to the participating states and agree to strict new limits on its use of algorithmic ...
A series of projects will increase capacity for Amtrak and commuter rail service in Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C ...
A National League of Cities panel broke down how some cities are using artificial intelligence effectively — and how others ...
It started as a joke between friends. But in just six weeks, “Indy Bench Mench” Anderson York has received nearly two dozen ...
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