The Daily Source of Urban Planning News

A 3.5-mile long greenway will bring trails, recreational facilities, and open space to Ontario, in San Bernardino County, California.

January 11 - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

An agreement between two rail companies would create a connection between Michigan and Ontario, improve passenger rail service in the Midwest, and add new lines in Louisiana and Texas.

January 11 - WXYZ

A policy released by the California Department of Transportation in December will require Complete Streets elements in all state road projects.

January 11 - Streetsblog California

A proposed bill in the Washington state legislature that would legalize more multi-family housing in the state could add hundreds of thousands of units to the state's strained housing stock.

January 11 - Sightline

Transportation experts warn that mandatory helmet laws for shared e-scooters could cripple the nascent industry and discourage casual rides.

January 11 - Smart Cities Dive

Land trusts are diversifying, racking up victories, and conserving millions of acres of land in recent years, according to a recent report.

January 11 - Penn Live

BLOG POST

In his new book on market urbanism, Scott Beyer describes market urbanism and to compares it to the status quo.

January 11 - Michael Lewyn

Metro Los Angeles is rolling back public health measures on its buses systemwide in the middle of the worst Covid wave of the entire pandemic.

January 10 - LAist

Based on the results of a new study on the transmission of the Omicron variant in Denmark released by the Statens Serum Institut, Tyra Grove Krause, the institute's chief epidemiologist, said, "We will have our normal lives back in two months."

January 10 - Daily Mail

Demonstrations at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas highlight the failures of Tesla's autonomous vehicles and the Boring Company's tunnels.

January 10 - Curbed

2021 greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. transportation increased 10 percent compared to the previous year, pushing the entire world further from the emissions reductions necessary to prevent the worst effects of climate change.

January 10 - Rhodium Group

Housing prices are outpacing wage growth in one of the fastest growing states in the country.

January 10 - Boise Dev

New research from the Brookings Institution illuminates the racial disparities of public health outcomes both during and before the pandemic.

January 10 - Brookings Institution

D.C. has passed a "parking cash-out" law that goes further than a few preexisting examples to reward commuters who leave their cars at home.

January 10 - Streetsblog USA

If projections about remote work hold true, the resulting migration could shift economic centers, disperse housing market pressures, and transform the politics of small communities.

January 10 - Vox

In search of space and affordability, American families are increasingly moving to suburbs and exurbs.

January 9 - Bloomberg CityLab

As development pushes into more wildfire-prone areas and climate change makes extreme weather conditions more common, more Americans are experiencing the destructive impacts of climate disasters.

January 9 - The Washington Post

'Mega-mansions' are rapidly replacing smaller single-family homes, pushing Maryland residents out of its formerly affordable suburbs.

January 9 - The Washington Post

Amid calls to convert the city's golf courses to other uses, Toronto, Ontario city staff are trying to figure out a middle ground between competing interests.

January 9 - Toronto Star

A new way of keeping track of the changes caused by one of the nation's "most ambitious urban redevelopment projects."

January 7 - Urbanize Atlanta