What We’re Reading: Failure To Test, Greater Eastside Transit, and Economic Shock
Hunker down: Washington Governor Jay Inslee has issued a mandatory order that residents stay home to slow the spread of COVID-19. Meanwhile, local businesses...
What We’re Reading: Stay Home, AMDG, and Forest Practices
Stay home: A wide range of businesses have been ordered to close to reduce the coronavirus epidemic in Washington.
Preempting eviction: Seattle has issued an...
What We’re Reading: The Emergency, Cancelled, and Eviction Moratorium
The Emergency: A national emergency has been declared over the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and the Washington State Legislature has passed $200 million in emergency...
What We’re Reading: Coronavirus Crisis, Net Ecological Gain, and Livable
Pandemic planning: CityLab explains how global pandemics are also an urban planning issue.
Adaptive reuse: The historic Georgetown Steam Plant will become a hub for...
What We’re Reading: Vandalized, Smaller Workforce, and Longer Commutes
Vandalized: The Beacon Hill light rail station was vandalized two weeks ago.
Delayed: Decongestion pricing in New York City could be delayed due to the federal...
What We’re Reading: Solvable, 15-Minute City, and FBC
Solvable: Janette Sadik-Khan says that car crashes are an epidemic that we can solve.
New Pershing Square: Los Angeles' central park, Pershing Square, could get...
What We’re Reading: Rose Lanes, HS2 Green-Lighted, and A Useful Tool
Rose lanes: Portland has adopted its "rose lanes" program to expand transit priority across the city, but will they be safe for people biking?
Meter...
What We’re Reading: Ban Hummers, Renovated and Reopened, and Federal Architecture
Water rights: According to Crosscut, state legislators want to protect water rights in Washington from Wall Street speculation.
Ban Hummers: Streetsblog did a third-part series...