Designed by a Stanford University-based group, the tool shows how land use changes could impact carbon sequestration, urban cooling and residents’ access to nature. More cities may eventually get ...

The award-winning play, “The Master Plan,” dramatizes the city’s fractured relationship with then-Google subsidiary Sidewalk Labs.

Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed multiple bills into law. A major remaining question is whether voters will approve an upcoming ballot measure to expand local governments’ authority to enact rent ...

Emergency managers touted the cost-effectiveness of more resilient buildings, but keeping up with the latest codes is a struggle for some local governments and homebuilders.

Industry consolidation and growing ridership for shared scooters and bikes are helping to renew optimism among micromobility industry leaders.

Instead, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), is taking center stage with its annual discretionary grant awards. Just as movies captivate ...

Multiple utilities say they will need to completely rebuild, rather than repair, electric systems in the hardest-hit areas.

The law allows the city to lease state transportation department property for $1 a month to securely store recreational vehicles formerly inhabited by people experiencing homelessness.

Reducing transportation emissions represents a “massive public health opportunity,” Ali Zaidi, a national climate policy advisor for the Biden administration, said at Climate Week NYC.

Smart city technology, housing, climate action, road safety and more will take center stage at events already announced for next year.

Public and industry leaders have long noted obstacles in regional wireless transponder networks and a goal to achieve more seamless travel.

Jon Lugbill, ardent trail user and executive director of a nonprofit that encourages active living, tells how the Fall Line Trail came to be and what it means for the communities it reaches.