"If the local community doesn’t approve a project, the state won’t approve it, either,” Gov. Josh Shapiro says.
The Utah Department of Transportation aims to improve safety for vulnerable road users by using lidar-based traffic ...
State infusions of $1 billion a year over 20 years won’t come fast enough to keep construction on track, the authority’s ...
Aging fleets and increasingly demanding fire conditions require cities to rethink how they support the technology behind ...
Building on ROAD to Housing law momentum, the advisory council will push for zoning, permitting, capital and workforce ...
More than 500 state bills containing clauses preempting county land use authority were introduced across 40 states, a ...
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont is asking police officials to develop guidelines on surveillance technology and clarify how data ...
Economic mobility depends on far more than income. Cities must also invest in health, jobs and community connection to help ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a state AI cyberdefense program in the wake of the ongoing cybersecurity incident in Suisun City, ...
The state’s most recent lawsuit against Tucson landlords reflects a nationwide movement to establish maximum indoor ...
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act adds to the U.S. Department of Housing and Development's workload — with a significantly ...
Premiums have surged 30% in Texas in the past five years, while median income has only grown 3%, a study by the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University found.
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