What We're Reading
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
May 29, 2020
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Smart Cities World
Miami-Dade County deploys advanced wastewater solution
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CivStart
COVID-19 Data Models: A Guide for Public Sector Officials
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Bloomberg
Why New York suffered when other cities were spared by COVID-19
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Forbes
As Cities Reopen, Traffic And Oil Demand Reappear, Rallying Oil Prices
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AI News
Japan passes bill to build AI-powered ‘super cities’ addressing societal issues
May 28, 2020
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VOA
Why Vietnam’s 'Silicon Valley' Won’t Be Like California’s
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City A.M.
Transport for London taps former New York transit chief as new boss
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Place Tech
Cleaning the smart city during the pandemic and beyond
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Cities Today
Cities should prepare for an increase in delivery drones
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Vox
At last, a climate policy platform that can unite the left
May 27, 2020
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City & State NY
NYC requires a leaner, tech-driven government
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GreenBiz
Getting back on the bus and back to work
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Smart Cities World
Audio should play a central role in smart city planning
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TechHQ
Why we might not be ready for smart cities
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The New York Times
A Pandemic Bright Spot: In Many Places, Less Crime
May 26, 2020
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EcoWatch
Public Parks Matter More Than Ever During a Pandemic
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San Francisco Chronicle
What lies ahead for post-shutdown cities? It depends on whom you ask
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CityLab
Your Maps of Life Under Lockdown
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The Hill
Getting cities back to work
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NPR
A Tale Of 2 (Convention) Cities Fearing A Second Wave Of COVID-19
May 22, 2020
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Curbed
Coronavirus is not fuel for urbanist fantasies
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Smithsonian Magazine
How Cities Plan to Keep Traffic Out When Lockdowns Lift
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Waste Dive
NYC coalition pushes back on budget cuts to organics recycling
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TechRepublic
San Antonio finds low code is the key to modernizing city services
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Politico
From goody-two-shoes to pariah: How coronavirus is changing public transportation
May 21, 2020
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TechRepublic
Cities are combining edge computing and IoT data collection to improve services and save money
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Transport Dive
Electric trucks are the 'inevitable future,' fleets say
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WGBH
Local Libraries Stay Free And Open To All Despite Closing Their Doors
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Curbed
Opinion: Slow streets are the path to a better city
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The Washington Post
The coronavirus pandemic may forever change the world’s cities
May 20, 2020
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Fast Company
Sewers, public parks, clean water: Pandemics have actually made cities better
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StateScoop
Pandemic a ‘test-run’ for city resiliency, says Philadelphia’s smart-city director
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Curbed NY
When the NYC subway is your home—and you’re evicted every night
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San Francisco Chronicle
Opinion: SF must focus on a digital divide amplified by the coronavirus crisis
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CIO Dive
4 myths cybersecurity experts want busted
