Tag: Public Health

People’s views of risk weren’t driven primarily by objective statistics, such as FBI crime data. Instead, they were shaped by ...

Safe streets don’t just prevent attacks—they make cities more livable, vibrant and accessible.

In the fall of 2023, with support from the Atlanta City Council, the mayor’s office and Intown Cares, a local nonprofit... ...

Cities have become dependent on soda tax revenue for everything from food banks to early childhood programs. That was always ...

Instead of trying to force unwilling workers back to the office, Canadian cities should instead focus on developing downtowns that ...

Many cities are struggling to assess the costs and benefits of the technology.

By pursuing business as usual, automakers and traffic engineers will continue wasting money on victim-blaming campaigns or billboards placed high over a road telling ...

The court now decide whether it is constitutional to punish homeless people for doing in public things that are necessary ...

The answer is: It depends. So it's important to understand how courts approach these questions.

Cities most likely to feel the impact quicker include those with elastic sources of revenue and high-risk industries.