The Daily Source of Urban Planning News

The park is part of a global movement to build public spaces that connect neighbors and work with local elements to serve as key parts of a city’s green infrastructure.

February 24 - The Globe and Mail

The National Guard at Fort Indiantown Gap uses GIS technology and land management strategies to balance military training with conservation efforts, ensuring the survival of the rare eastern regal fritillary butterfly.

February 24 - Esri Blog

Honolulu is expanding its urban tree canopy through community-driven park revitalization efforts, emphasizing the environmental, social, and cultural benefits of trees in creating a more resilient and equitable city.

February 23 - Honolulu Civil Beat

A new study ranks California State University campuses among the top institutions in California for economic mobility, demonstrating their success in providing affordable education that significantly boosts students’ long-term earnings.

February 23 - Los Angeles Times

Gov. Hochul says New York City will “keep its cameras on.” Can the administration legally end the nation's first cordon pricing program?

February 23 - Slate

High insurance costs are calling some organizations’ future into question as supportive housing providers struggle to meet their expenses.

February 23 - Next City

Fueled by new developments, cultural investments, and a growing dining scene, downtown Los Angeles is poised for significant growth in 2025, despite challenges from recent wildfires and economic uncertainties.

February 21 - Los Angeles Downtown News

USDOT says it will evaluate the funding currently committed to the construction of California’s high-speed rail project, which has run years behind schedule and billions over its projected budget.

February 21 - San Francisco Chronicle

The president pushed for sweeping crackdowns and the possible internment of people experiencing homelessness. To see what's coming, we should look to what states have already done.

February 21 - Shelterforce

FEATURE

Changing technology and rebuilding infrastructure to improve road safety are long-term strategies. How can enforcement and interventions that influence driver behavior make a difference in reducing traffic deaths sooner?

February 21 - Steven Polzin

A new study links the zone to a 25 percent drop in GP visits for lung and heart conditions in its first year alone.

February 20 - The Guardian

PBOT’s director says the agency’s impending budget shortfall could imperil even basic transportation and infrastructure services.

February 20 - Willamette Week

A series of proposed bills seeks to limit ratepayer increases and ensure data centers report their energy usage and electricity sources.

February 20 - CALmatters

The rule was designed to prevent the rebuilding of government-funded projects in areas prone to repeated floods.

February 20 - Smart Cities Dive

Developers can now build housing of up to six stories in the Massachusetts city.

February 20 - Saporta Report

FEATURE

One researcher's perspective on the potential of tiny homes and owner-built housing as one tool to fight the housing crisis.

February 20 - Mark Tirpak

Despite the administration’s stated concern for the “working class,” 85 percent of Manhattan commuters use public transit to enter the city.

February 20 - StreetsBlog NYC

Federal firefighting forces, already underresourced, are being slashed even as wildfires become a year-round problem.

February 19 - Pro Publica

Los Angeles County is updating its Sustainability Plan to refine its vision for climate action, environmental justice, and community well-being, with residents encouraged to participate by taking the OurCounty 2025 Update Community Survey.

February 19 - Los Angeles County Chief Sustainability Office

Some cities are going so far as to rip out protected bike infrastructure that took years of advocacy to build.

February 19 - Momentum Magazine