Each year, cities spend millions fighting and settling lawsuits involving alleged police misconduct, injuries on public property and a range of other legal challenges. To approximate the fiscal impact ...
The governor made faster permitting and major investment central to his argument that government can get things done. Growing ...
New restrictions will dramatically shrink the number of vaping products legally available, creating a potential test case for ...
Mona Miyasato has been the Santa Barbara County executive officer, the top unelected official, since 2013. She’s retiring ...
Eighteen months after the Eaton and Palisades fires, survivors are running out of resources and far short of what they will ...
New York City and the MTA are studying a possible thermal energy network in Lower Manhattan, hoping to capture excess heat ...
By locking owners in place, Proposition 13-style assessment limitations put the homes that growing families need out of reach ...
State revenue officials have increased their estimates of what the tax on higher earners will generate, adding an unexpected ...
In too many places it costs more to build than market-rate homes. Colorado is an exception, thanks to an array of policies ...
Bay Area researchers found that gardens created to capture stormwater can do more than reduce flooding and manage water flow.
New York City is increasingly relying on half-century-old floating power plants to prevent blackouts as extreme heat, ...
The report doesn’t address how the cars might behave on freeways or interstates, but it’s a promising sign for cities curious ...
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