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One of those Obama-era regulations that President Trump promised to ease is the Clean Water Rule, currently tied up in federal appeals court. The Department of Justice had asked the Supreme Court to discontinue the litigation.

April 3 - E&E News [Subscription]

Revised transportation funding legislation is needed to meet California's ballooning infrastructure deficit, but it needs a supermajority to pass, and it contains a fatal flaw for clean air activists.

April 3 - Streetsblog California

Progressive churches are attracting "younger, trendier demographics" to U.K. city centers.

April 3 - The Guardian

America's tech capital might be great at innovation, but innovation in bike transportation hasn't been a priority. Perhaps that's starting to change.

April 3 - Next City

Hundreds of thousands of early papers, drawings, and models are included in the Frank Gehry Papers.

April 3 - Dezeen

Cutting millions in federal aid to the New York City Housing Authority will "evaporate" years of progress in the city, said the agency's CEO.

April 3 - The Wall Street Jounal

BLOG POST

Students review municipal planning department websites in cities with more than 50,000 people to identify strengths and weaknesses. This post shares examples of the use of websites for information sharing and engagement.

April 3 - Jennifer Evans-Cowley

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie was never charged in the scandal that shut down access to the nation's busiest bridge for three days in September 2013 for political retribution. His aide and an appointment to the Port Authority were sentenced to prison.

April 3 - The New York Times

A new tool from the Department of Transportation maps all the noise created by traffic nationwide.

April 3 - The Architect's Newspaper

After the defeat of Measure S, Los Angeles Planning Director Vince Bertoni explains how a slew of new planning reforms will help move the city forward.

April 2 - The Planning Report

The report recommends making displacement prevention a more central component of land-use policy.

April 2 - The Architect's Newspaper

Ersatz versions of architectural icons like the Eiffel Tower, the London Bridge, or the Statue of Liberty are popping up around the world. Are you ready to test your skills in parsing the real from the fake?

April 2 - The Guardian

Fighting a plan to develop new affordable housing, some residents of Apalachicola, Florida prefer an effort to restore the town's dilapidated, though historic, housing stock.

April 2 - The New York Times

Two widely cited University of Michigan transportation researchers urge consumers to drive more fuel efficient vehicles to reduce their own carbon emissions as President Trump works to relax vehicle fuel economy standards.

April 2 - The New York Times

There are few sites as essential for urbanists as CityLab. Here's what happened when I tried to be a little more inessential.

April 1 - Planetizen April 1st Edition

2015 was supposed to be the El Niño year.

April 1 - Planetizen April 1st Edition

There's more to vibrant than access to fresh-made baguettes and signage with tastefully chosen typefaces.

April 1 - Planetizen April 1st Edition

The paywalls most likely to make you open a new browser or check the blogs—anything other than paying journalists.

April 1 - Planetizen April 1st Edition

Get to know the "Winter White House."

April 1 - Planetizen April 1st Edition

Long relegated to the back of the house, the kitchen as utility space is being replaced by the modern show kitchen. Located squarely front-of-house, newer kitchens often reinstate the "great room" idea.

March 31 - Construction Dive