New York CityfromStreetsblog1 month agoThursday's Headlines: Vanderbilt to Last Edition - Streetsblog New York CityClosure of high-end eateries on Vanderbilt Avenue highlights the impact of reduced outdoor dining and diminished street pedestrianization efforts.
US politicsfromMiami Herald1 month agoCommentary: Why neophyte mayors need steady hands on the wheelRunning a big city involves complexities beyond public service experience.Mamdani's success hinges on wise cooperation with experienced city officials.
PortlandfromPortland Mercury2 months agoGood Morning, News: Trump Threatens Portland's DEI Programs, Musk's Antisemitic Chatbot, and Is It Time to Divest From the Federal Government?Portland risks losing hundreds of millions in federal funding necessary for basic services due to compliance with anti-DEI policies.
fromwww.mercurynews.com2 months agoGilroy City Administrator announces retirement from best job everFrom my first day in office, Jimmy has approached his role with the utmost professionalism, optimism, and a deep sense of responsibility to our residents.Retirement
NYC politicsfromNew York Post2 months agoJudge pumps brakes on Adams' 'illegal' plan to remove Brooklyn protected bike lane where e-biker slammed into toddlerA judge halted Mayor Adams' plan to remove a protected bike lane in Brooklyn after safety concerns were raised.
NYC parentsfromStreetsblog2 months agoBREAKING: Activists Sue City To Prevent Erasure of Bedford Avenue Bike Lane - Streetsblog New York CityThe Adams administration's removal of the Bedford Avenue bike lane is legally challenged due to violations of city notification laws.
NYC politicsfromThe Oaklandside3 months agoOakland city administrator fires high-ranking officialJestin Johnson fired LaTonda Simmons, marking another significant change in Oakland's city administration.