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Californians Still Want High-Speed Rail Despite Funding Cuts

Californians Still Want High-Speed Rail Despite Funding Cuts

A new poll shows 62% of Californians still support the state's high-speed rail project, even as it faces major federal funding challenges.

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Why Houston’s Suburbs Are Running Out of Water

Why Houston’s Suburbs Are Running Out of Water

With Houston’s suburbs expanding quickly, cities are facing water shortages due to outdated or insufficient infrastructure, leading to urgent measures like building halts.

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Why Cities Are Reversing Their One-Way Streets

Why Cities Are Reversing Their One-Way Streets

Once seen as reasonable traffic solutions, one-way streets are linked to worse safety, higher crime, and lower property values—prompting cities to rethink their design.

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Manhattan to Rezone Midtown For 9,500 More Units

Manhattan to Rezone Midtown For 9,500 More Units

A new rezoning plan will add nearly 10k housing units to Midtown Manhattan, reshaping the area’s skyline with new living options in a bustling, iconic part of the city.

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Rethinking Parking: How Regulations Shape Urban Life

Rethinking Parking: How Regulations Shape Urban Life

Parking policies have far-reaching effects on housing costs, public spaces, and the environment. It’s time to reconsider regulations and adopt smart, sustainable solutions.

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AI Cameras Make City Buses Run Up to 36% Faster

AI Cameras Make City Buses Run Up to 36% Faster

Cities are speeding up buses and clearing lanes with AI-assisted enforcement tech that also provides valuable planning data.

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NYC Launches First Citywide Greenway Plan in 30 Years

NYC Launches First Citywide Greenway Plan in 30 Years

The new Greater Greenways plan aims to expand and connect NYC's 500+ miles of greenways, with a focus on climate resilience and access for underserved communities.

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Feds Kill Proposed 15-Minute Baltimore to DC Bullet Train

Feds Kill Proposed 15-Minute Baltimore to DC Bullet Train

Citing unresolvable impacts to federal land, the FRA has pulled the plug on the proposed high-speed rail line that would have linked Baltimore and D.C. in just 15 minutes.

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Church Conversions Turn Places of Worship Into Homes

Church Conversions Turn Places of Worship Into Homes

As nationwide church attendance declines, vacant churches could be converted into appealing residential units, although the process comes with unique challenges.

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The Future of Solar Could Be In Our Sidewalks

The Future of Solar Could Be In Our Sidewalks

Innovative solar tech is transforming everyday urban infrastructure, with solar-powered sidewalks and in-ground solar installations gaining traction globally.

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Shared Bike & Scooter Use Up 31% Despite Rising Costs

Shared Bike & Scooter Use Up 31% Despite Rising Costs

The latest North American ‘micromobility’ report shows 31% more bike and scooter usage in 2024, thanks to greater urban adoption, despite rising prices and tighter regulations.

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Record Unaffordability, Federal Cuts Drive Housing Uncertainty

Record Unaffordability, Federal Cuts Drive Housing Uncertainty

Harvard’s 2025 State of the Nation’s Housing report highlights alarming trends in home prices and homeownership rates, rental costs, and diminishing federal support.

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