In a recent review titled “The Case Against Hudson Yards Dining” on Eater, the inimitable food critic Ryan Sutton examined the food and beverage options
Welcome to Little Dubai, New York City’s newest neighborhood – archpaper.com
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Why the Largest Cities See Less Growth Than Mid-Sized Ones – CityLab
A new report examines why the largest U.S. metros actually face population decline.
The Brutal Austerity of Trump’s Huge 2020 Budget – CityLab
Slashes to Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, housing assistance, and other domestic needs would require states and cities to pick up the slack.
The Secret Ingredient of Resilient Cities: Culture – CityLab
Investing in cultural cohesion and preservation can aid in the recovery of cities devastated by war or natural disasters, says a new World Bank report.
Rebuilding Cities, With Culture at the Core – CityLab
Investing in cultural cohesion and preservation can aid in the recovery of cities devastated by war or natural disasters, says a new World Bank report.
Another Transit Funding Fix Proposed in New York: a Non-Resident Luxury Apartment Tax – Planetizen
One way, or another, wealthy New Yorkers are probably going to end up contributing to the financial end of the equation for solutions to New York’s public transit woes.
The Mixed Legacy of a Landmark Chicago Housing Lawsuit – CityLab
Over 50 years after the “Gautreaux” case began, the city’s neighborhoods remain starkly divided along racial lines.
Here’s What Oregon’s Huge New Transit Housing Bill Would Legalize – Sightline
A recent report estimated that this level of development would cut public infrastructure costs 89 percent and cut driving 34 percent.
Did Uber Just Get Away With Manslaughter? – Planetizen
https://www.planetizen.com/news/2019/03/103285-did-uber-just-get-away-manslaughter
Remember Elaine Herzberg, the 49-year-old woman who became the first pedestrian fatality due to an autonomous vehicle when she was hit last March by an Uber with a safety driver in Tempe, Ariz.? Prosecutors found no criminal liability.
What if a border wall could pay for itself? – Purdue
Instead of a wall, build a first-of-its-kind energy park that spans the 1,954 miles of the border between the United States and Mexico to bring energy, water, jobs and border security to the region.