• El Paso Teaches New Urbanism to Architects, Engineers
• Hoping to reinvent the sprawling city, El Paso officials decided to teach the development community the importance of new urbanism. Now, other cities are following in its footsteps.
• October 2, 2013

• U.S. Cities Consider Capping Parking Spots

• Chicago Fights Gang Violence with Facebook
• After experiencing a homicide rate that earned it international attention last year, Chicago is upending the traditional style of policing and using social networks to rank people’s likelihood of killing and being killed.
• October 1, 2013

• Pinterest Helps Police Catch Criminals

• Boston's New App Rewards Citizens for Reporting Problems
• October 1, 2013

• Commentary
• Data Analysis and the Promise of Speedy Government
• September 18, 2013

• Oil Boom Fuels Fastest-Growing Metro Area, But at a Price
• September 12, 2013

• Commentary
• Startup Culture and the Neglected Role of Public Schools
• September 12, 2013

• DART, America's Longest Light Rail System, Turns 30
• September 3, 2013

• Commentary
• Goodbye Governing, Hello San Diego
• September 1, 2013

• Broadband: Public Officials Want More Government Participation
• August 29, 2013

• Commentary
• The Breathtaking Promise of 311
• August 21, 2013

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• Houston: The Surprising Contender in America’s Urban Revival
• October 1, 2013

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• Poverty Rates Remain Stubbornly High in Big Cities
• September 24, 2013

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• The Rise of Cities and the Mayors Who Run Them
• September 12, 2013