City and county officials say they don't have the funds to offer housing to the up to 1,600 people that will be displaced by perimeters around event venues.

The project is part of a major redevelopment of the campus that includes 4,600 housing units.

The garage will connect to the Houston Center retail complex, a 4.6-million square foot office and commercial site.

Unsafe pedestrian infrastructure makes walking to school dangerous or impossible for a growing number of American students.

An EV repays the 'carbon debt' caused by building it after 4,400 miles.

As millions of small businesses face ownership transitions, cities trying to revive commercial corridors may be overlooking one of their best sources of new investment: immigrant entrepreneurs.

The city's roadside rain gardens soak up stormwater and filter out dozens of harmful micropollutants.

King County Metro and Sound Transit are both making major adjustments to their bus networks to improve light rail connectivity across the region.

Only five jurisdictions are on track to meet their housing goals for all income brackets.

State Rep. Ben Waxman's proposed bill would require autonomous buses to have a licensed driver on board.

Sec. Duffy says the FAA has reached 94% of its staffing goal for air traffic controllers.

A U.N.-backed program lets students and community members reimagine sites in their neighborhoods in the game — and translate them into real-life buildings.

The downtown streetcar saw a surge in ridership after it eliminated fares in January.

SB 840 allows developers to build multifamily housing by-right on lots zoned for commercial use without applying to a zoning change.

The state's new mid-range transportation strategy includes nearly $17 billion for roads and bridges and $367 million for multimodal projects.

The new National Roadway Safety Strategy emphasizes safety technology and enforcement and promises to further crack down on immigrant truck drivers with illicitly obtained licenses.

New research suggests that climate change-related stressors are straining municipal water systems.

As suburbs increasingly mingle with undeveloped land, homes face a higher risk from destructive fires.

Scientists in Washington state found a little-studied benefit to the presence of mountain lion populations near roadways.

NCDOT says the benches, installed without the department's permission, do not meet state standards for safety and accessibility.

Extreme heat, flooding and other weather events are increasing isolation and fraying social ties.

HUD is tasked with implementing nine new rules as part of the ROAD to Housing Act — while operating with a significantly reduced staff.

A few strategic investments could turn the IBX into an essential spine of the regional transportation network, not just another branch of New York's subway system.

False claims about the potential drawbacks of solar farms are prompting some communities to reject potentially lucrative energy projects.

The project was fast-tracked under an executive order issued by Mayor Karen Bass in late 2022.

An analysis of 1,500 reports showed a shockingly high rate of error when reading license plates.

Eligible tenants will be allowed to make a 10% down payment on the back rent they owe and pay off the rest in installments while remaining in their home.

The city across the Mississippi River from Memphis, Tennessee will soon begin service on its own, on-demand transit system.

New York City fashion houses are getting creative with scaffolding.

Metro will pay around 2,000 households to participate in a program designed to shift travel modes away from private car trips to transit, biking, walking and shared mobility.

The borough's largest park will undergo significant upgrades for accessibility, flood mitigation and historic preservation.

More than two years after People's Park was cordoned off, there is no word on a timeline for a promised affordable housing project.

City employees working downtown will have access to free transit from Pittsburgh Regional Transit.

All buses will have seats that flip up to allow for stroller storage or more standing room.

The province ordered cities to remove the devices despite data that shows they save lives.

Hundreds of cities around the United States are named after other places. We tour a few of them.

The state made changes to a treacherous intersection after reporting revealed that traffic light timing was posting a threat to pedestrians.

The city is becoming increasingly unaffordable to prospective homebuyers.

The city's mayor is urging residents to support a new sales tax that would fund transit expansion in the growing city.

Covington is using modular housing to speed up construction and city-owned lots to lower the cost of real estate for affordable housing.

A U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the Trump administration potentially violated the Inflation Reduction Act by attempting to claw back grants awarded under the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund program.

There are good reasons to be skeptical of highway industry claims that traffic congestion is a growing problem. Their analysis is often incomplete and biased. Let’s pull back the curtain on some major congestion cost studies.

The Salt River Project has been collecting nearly 4 million acre-feet of water since the mid-1990s.

The freeway cap project, approved and funded under the Biden administration, is now in jeopardy after the federal government rescinded all but $8 million in funding.

FDOT argues the private sector is already building out the state's fast-charging infrastructure, so the state could redirect those funds elsewhere.

Building owners and condo co-op members say the upgrades are often prohibitively expensive.

Congress allocated $7.7 billion to the Capital Investment Grants program. The Federal Transit Administration has yet to sign a single agreement.

In 2020, California wildfires destroyed nearly a fifth of homes they came in contact with.

An electronic display praises drivers who stay under the speed limit with personalized messages.

Agency officials say the new structure would offer more transparency and accountability.