California Caps HOA Fines at $100
Lawmakers say the new rule is a win for fairness and affordability for the 65% of the state’s homeowners governed by homeowners associations
U.S. Immigrant Population Falls for First Time in Over Half a Century
The Pew Research Center attributes the 2.6% decline to a mix of factors, including increased enforcement, deportations and other recent policies.
Teens who Sued Hawai’i Demand Electric Planes by 2045
Interisland flights are Hawaiʻi’s biggest transportation carbon producer. Plaintiffs in the state’s landmark Navahine settlement argue they stand in the way of the right to a clean and healthful environment
Milwaukee can now Impound Cars of Reckless Drivers
The city compares reckless drivers to firearms — “Let’s get as many of them off the street as possible.”
Why Jeff Speck is a “Zoning Abolitionist”
Decades into his career, the walkability guru has learned a thing or two.