What We're Reading: Page 84
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Jul 13, 2022
Jul 12, 2022
-
San Francisco Chronicle
Around the world, night mayors help cities expand nightlife, culture and economic growth. Could it work in S.F.?
-
MIT Technology Review
New York City is drowning in packages
-
Los Angeles Times
California cities banning new gas stations amid climate change
-
Bloomberg CityLab
Thailand Plans $37 Billion Smart City to Support Industrial Hub
Jul 11, 2022
-
The Washington Post
Electric buses to tap solar power using new method for D.C. region
-
Berkeleyside
Helpful resource or tacky billboard? Plan for more ‘Smart City’ kiosks sparks debate
-
Axios
The cities where house prices are most likely to fall
-
TechCrunch
Micromobility is fun, but perhaps that’s all it’ll ever be
Jul 08, 2022
Jul 07, 2022
-
Slate
Crypto and Bitcoin in Reno, Fort Worth, Portsmouth, Miami: What cities are actually getting out of it
-
The Lens
Key to the city: How a ‘pro bono’ smart cities consultancy and its partners in finance and tech worked to bring a municipal ID program to New Orleans
-
CBS New York
New York City using high-tech cars to monitor air quality in certain communities
-
BBC
The sustainable cities made from mud
Jul 06, 2022
-
Governing
Are Connecticut’s Streets Safe Enough for e-Scooters?
-
The Dallas Morning News
A Dallas auto dealer’s charging hub plugs into federally backed EV push
-
The New York Times
The Shrinking of the Middle-Class Neighborhood
-
KXAN
Report: Austin is one of the most expensive cities to build a home in Texas
-
The Globe and Mail
Montreal is on the road to greater livability, and other cities should follow
Jul 05, 2022
-
The New York Times
Once a Crucial Refuge, ‘Gayborhoods’ Lose L.G.B.T.Q. Residents in Major Cities
-
The Kansas City Star
New Missouri law bans outside sleeping. KC leaders say it criminalizes homelessness
-
The Philadelphia Inquirer
After police are shot, Philly mayor says he’ll ‘be happy’ when he’s not mayor anymore
-
The Hill
Mayor reflects on July Fourth shooting: ‘This tragedy never should have arrived on our doorsteps’
-
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
MARTA committee approves plans for Atlanta transit line
Previous
