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With heat waves and extreme storms creating power outages from New York City to Central New Jersey, the tri-state region’s power grid is i..

New Yorkers know one of the worst places to be during a heat wave is a subway platform. The problem, of course, is that millions of people..

The prevalence of single-family homes in growing cities in the United States has become a hot topic. A recent article in the New York Time..

On May 27, 1929, over the crackling airwaves of NBC Radio, George McAneny presented to the public for the first time the Regional Plan for..

The delicate balance between the need for housing and the need to preserve manufacturing jobs and districts has sparked heated debates rec..

Buried in the fine print of the sprawling 2017 federal tax legislation is a policy change that could have a significant impact on transit ..

At RPA’s 29th annual Assembly, civic and business leaders, government officials, and interested citizens gathered at the Grand Hyatt in mi..

“The city came into being to preserve life. But the city exists for the good life.”

Quoting Aristotle, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garce..

Last week, Governor Cuomo and the NY State Legislature agreed to establish the nation’s first ever congestion pricing program. The program..