What We're Reading
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Jun 18, 2021
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AP News
Senators would stop ‘micropolitan’ label for 144 US cities
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Chicago Tribune
Following similar moves in cities around US, Mayor Lori Lightfoot declares systemic racism a public health crisis in Chicago
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Bloomberg CityLab
New York City Experiment Will Give Cash Payments to Homeless Young Adults
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Boston Herald
Boston city workers union files complaint over city-mandated return to work
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The New York Times
Why People Misperceive Crime Trends (Chicago Is Not the Murder Capital)
Jun 17, 2021
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NBC
Washington, D.C., inmate becomes first incarcerated person in city to win elected office
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KWKT
College student creates a new affordable ride sharing business
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Colorado Sun
About 30% of Denver’s homes lack air conditioning. Here’s the city’s environmentally friendly solution.
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Ohio Capital Journal
Mayors of U.S. cities plead for federal funds to alleviate housing crisis
Jun 16, 2021
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Bloomberg
NYC to Launch $100 Covid-19 Vaccine Referral Bonus Program
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Curbed
The Homeless-to-Hotels Program Is Ending. Neither Residents Nor Hoteliers Are Ready.
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Grist
From Paris to Phoenix: Why this U.N. climate expert ran for city council
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Yale Climate Connections
Study: Extreme weather may not lead to increased support for climate action
Jun 15, 2021
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The Post and Courier
Charleston is developing new land-use maps based on elevation and hydrology
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The New York Times
A Little More Remote Work Could Change Rush Hour a Lot
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Supply Chain Dive
Robotics efforts from Amazon, Alibaba highlight e-commerce's automated future
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The Points Guy
Amid Uber and Lyft shortage, regular taxi service is booming
Jun 14, 2021
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The Wall Street Journal
Welcome to the City of Tomorrow
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Axios
Denver aims to become to national leader in homelessness resolution
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ITS International
Robotic Research: harnessing AV potential
Jun 11, 2021
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Bloomberg CityLab
In New Orleans, the Shotgun House Goes a Long Way Back
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The 74
Inside Las Vegas's Traffic School for Pedestrians
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Pasadena Star News
Too hot to handle: What hotspots are and how cities deal with them
Jun 10, 2021
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Streetsblog USA
Are Heavy EVs More Dangerous to U.S. Walkers?
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The New York Times
Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere Hits Record High Despite Pandemic Dip
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Route Fifty
States Invested in Broadband Expansion Despite 2020 Budget Woes
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Canary Media
Los Angeles plans to jump-start a green hydrogen market in the US
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Governing
What Will Happen to Government Buildings After the Pandemic?
