Governor Newsome Yanks Chain on $1.7 Million San Francisco Restroom
Now another story on a city's inability to provide for basic human needs: State government is canceling a $1.7 million for a 150-square-foot restroom serving ...
Now another story on a city's inability to provide for basic human needs: State government is canceling a $1.7 million for a 150-square-foot restroom serving ...
The buck stops with the City of Portland. It's the government agency charged with making the place livable. If there's a problem- be that homelessness, ...
Earlier this week, Nicole Gallines of the Manhattan Institute wrote a NYT op-ed piece titled "The Life and Death of American Cities" about the change ...
She will co-lead a task force with the CEO of The Standard, a well-run company that has long been a good corporate citizen. Who called ...
They have the same passions and are singing the same love song- about cities. They even held their national meetings in the same conference hotel ...
Saturday I sat in traffic in Seattle with the traffic backed up miles in both directions while the express lanes remained closed. Opening those lanes ...
Last week my post about the need for leadership in bringing back downtown went viral, prompting the head of the City's economic development authority, Prosper ...
As a fourth-generation Oregonian, I love downtown Portland, and when I was in town yesterday I spent three hours walking from the Civic Auditorium on ...
In the 1950s and 1960s, cities annexed unincorporated areas to grab the taxes. Now a number of conservative counties in eastern Oregon have held advisory ...
This is an interesting op-ed piece on whether cities make themselves high-culture destinations, especially for visitors and affluent suburbanites, or more habitable for a broader ...