Tim Halbur

<p>Planners in Seattle want to add housing to Little Saigon, a neighborhood with a strong Vietnamese culture, without disrupting the district's character or displacing residents.</p>

<p>New technologies promise to revolutionize the hunt for a parking spot in big cities like San Francisco. Donald Shoup is along for the ride.</p>

<p>Palm Beach and Broward Counties in Florida are looking at a future of dwindling resources for road-building, and projecting the need for alternative transportation.</p>

<p>Indianapolis has a growing problem with abandoned houses. To fight the blight, they're now selling the homes online.</p>

There is a glaring lack of attention in the presidential primaries to urban policy, says Randall Crane.